Plural of disunity; instances or conditions of lack of unity or agreement among people or groups.
From dis- (prefix meaning 'opposite of') + unity (from Latin unitas, 'oneness'). The plural form adds the -ies ending to disunity, following standard English pluralization for nouns ending in -y.
The word 'disunities' is fascinating because it treats disagreement as a countable thing—you can have multiple instances of disunity, suggesting that divisions can be catalogued like separate problems. This was often used in historical texts about fractured nations or divided communities.
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