Definition of "disunity" [dis•u•ni•ty]

• Lack of unity. (noun)

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• "In a democracy, disunity is not just the reality, it's the premise."
• "Such disunity is raw feed for the anti-gunners and we need it like we need a hole in the head."
• "History records that the road to international disunity is strewn with skeletons of appeasement."