dissension
/dɪˈsenʃən/Definitions
1. noun
a state or feeling of disagreement or opposition between people or groups, especially one that causes conflict or tension.
“The dissension among the team members led to a poor performance in the final match.”
2. noun
a feeling of disagreement or opposition within oneself, especially one that causes mental conflict or indecision.
“The dissension within her own mind made it difficult for her to make a decision.”
3. verb
to cause disagreement or opposition between people or groups, especially one that causes conflict or tension.
“The politician’s divisive policies were accused of causing dissension among the community.”
4. verb
to feel disagreement or opposition within oneself, especially one that causes mental conflict or indecision.
“She felt dissension within herself as she weighed the pros and cons of the decision.”