A slight disagreement, quarrel, or breach of harmony, especially between friends or in social relationships.
From French 'désagrément,' literally meaning 'displeasure,' derived from 'désagréer' (to displease), composed of 'dés-' (dis-) and 'agréable' (pleasant).
This is a charmingly French word for what English speakers usually just call 'a tiff'—it's the kind of delicate, diplomatic word used in old novels when characters had disputes they'd rather not name directly.
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