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Dissonance

usgb/ˈdɪsənəns/Volume
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Used to describe conflicts in ideas, actions, or issues, often metaphorically in various subjects. SlideThe debate highlighted the dissonance between the two policies.
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Often relates to clashes in beliefs, traditions, or customs within different cultures or societies. SlideHe felt a dissonance between his culture's traditions and the new country's way of life.
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While indicating a lack of agreement, dissonance can lead to discussions that prompt change or improvement. SlideThe dissonance in the team's views eventually led to a better strategy.