disaccord (disakord)

i. [ IMG:content-2728.png:[blocks in formation] Nothing can more disaccord with our experience than the a ertion that our thoughts and desires never do or can intervene as causes in the events of our lives. Mivart, Nature and Thought, p. 212. disaccordant (dis-a-kôr'dant), a. [ des acordant, des accordant , ppr. of des a corder , des accorder , disagree: see disaccord , and cf. acc or dant.] Not agreeing; not accordant.