Detachment, disunity, withdrawing into one's shell as the principal cause of loss of self.
Al Qaeda and the Islamist movement will attract powerful new economic allies, such as China, and Europe will fall into disunity.
But it was in the First String Quartet of 1951 that Carter's new conception of independent musical layers, sometimes co-operating, sometimes clashing in purposeful disunity, came fully into focus.
Matthew Henman, associate director at Jane's Terrorism and Insurgency Center, said that measures such as "extreme vetting" or a "Muslim ban" play directly into ISIS's narrative, as it seeks to sow disunity in Western democracies and fuel their narrative that the West is hostile to Muslims.
Mr. Malema was expelled from the A.N.C. in April for sowing disunity in the party.
There is continuing disunity in the international effort against money laundering and terrorist financing.
Push this thought far enough, and nature seems to fray, to come apart into a disunity that is gathered up only by our human perceptions.
Fifa's electors knew right away that disunity had been mainlined into England's candidacy, which was confirmed when Dave Richards, the Premier League chairman, resigned his 2018 role, claiming, hilariously, that he could be of more use supporting the bid from "outside".
It stated: "We believe that, since being given the title of honorary president, you have put all your efforts into trying to cause disunity by deliberately fabricating a state of crisis.
