noun
definition
The lack of unity or cohesion.
Examples of disunity in a Sentence
The Islamic ruling class was paralyzed by political disunity and military weakness.
He said the Labor by-election loss last week showed that party disunity would not be tolerated by voters.
Otherwise, and as we are seeing, divisive notions result which can unnecessarily cause disunity and segregation in society.
Their ' offers ' of all-British unity, within their very undemocratic centralized organizations, only promote greater disunity.
Hinduism for Guru Nanak was deficient in that it taught social disunity and religious segregation and gave no hope of liberation to the underclasses.
However, the seeds of family disunity are sown from beyond the grave in the opening episode.
Controls can be used to create disunity by intimidating trade union activists who have not got a secure immigration status.