Definition of "disaccord" [dis•ac•cord]

• Lack of harmony; disagreement. (noun)
• To disagree. (verb-intransitive)

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• "In a high-profile speech to lawmakers in the historic chateau at Versailles, Sarkozy said the head-to-toe Muslim body coverings were in disaccord with French values _ some of the strongest language against burqas from a European leader at a time when some Western officials have been seeking to ease tensions with the Muslim world."
• "The finance ministers and central bankers were in conspicuous disaccord about whether they should even try to jack up the dollar."
• "I sketch existentialism's history, its literature, the disaccord between Sartre and Camus."