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disunion

/dɪsˈjuːnɪən/

/dɪsˈjunɪn/

disunionnoun

disunions

/dɪsˈjuːnɪən/

/dɪsˈjunɪn/

Primarily an uncountable noun denoting lack of unity; a plural form is occasionally attested.

Translations

The disunion among the team members led to a series of losses in the tournament.

La désunion entre les membres de l’équipe a entraîné une série de défaites pendant le tournoi.

Additional translations

sécessionDans le contexte politique, pour la séparation formelle d’une union ou d’un État.

Definitions

The state of being disunited or separated; lack of unity or harmony.

The disunion among the team members led to a series of losses in the tournament.

A situation in which a group or organization is divided into parts that disagree with each other.

The political party faced disunion over the proposed policy changes.

The formal separation of a political union, especially the withdrawal of one or more states from a federation.

Many feared that the referendum would lead to the disunion of the country.

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