Disunity
Pronunciation: /dɪˈsjuːnətiː/
Disunity (noun)
- A situation where people do not agree and do not act together as one group.
- A condition where members of a group are separated by conflict, different views, or competing interests.
- A lack of unity among political groups, causing weaker cooperation and less effective action.
Examples
- Disunity grows when people cannot agree on the plan.
- The team suffered disunity because members disagreed on priorities.