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—disharmonism /dis hahr"meuh niz'euhm/, n./dis hahr"meuh nuyz'/, v.t., v.i., disharmonized, disharmonizing.to make or be inharmonious.Also, esp. Brit., disharmonise.[1795-1805; DIS-1 + HARMONIZE]
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