dysnomy
/ˈdɪznoʊmi/Definitions
1. noun
a state of discord or disagreement within a person or a group, especially a society.
“The community’s dysnomy led to heated debates and disagreements among its members.”
2. noun
a discordant or dissonant state or sound.
“The musician intentionally created a dysnomy in the music to convey the turmoil of the lyrics.”
3. noun
a condition of disagreement between the mind and the body, or between reason and passion.
“The philosopher explored the concept of dysnomy in the context of human nature and morality.”