Disunity

/dɪsjˈuːnɪti/

/dɪsˈjunəti/

Disunity

absence of agreement among a group of people

Examples

1. And the Mughals exploited this disunity.

2. Their rule is relatively stable largely thanks to Muslim disunity.

3. The current signs of disunity within Chinese officialdom hint at the intense pressures that arise during public health crises.

4. But rarer still are public displays of disunity among the different levels of the Communist party hierarchy.