Definition of "inharmony" [in•har•mo•ny]

• Lack of harmony; discord. (noun)
• An instance of such discord. (noun)

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• "Emerson loved the good, and his life was a symphony of peace and harmony; Carlyle hated the bad, and his life was a record of perpetual discord and inharmony."
• "It is often true that conditions of fear, worry, poverty, disease, inharmony, and evils of all kinds dominate us by reason of false suggestions accepted by the unguarded subconscious mind."
• "To know the Truth is, therefore, to connect yourself with a power which is irresistible and which will sweep away every kind of discord, inharmony, doubt, or error of any kind; “the Truth is mighty and will prevail.”"