To put something out of tune or to disrupt the harmony of something.
Combining dis- (to reverse or negate) + tune (from Old French tone, from Latin tonus meaning sound or tone). This is a relatively rare formation following the productive dis- prefix pattern.
This word is almost obsolete in modern English, but it perfectly captures what happens when musicians ignore each other—the whole group becomes distuned rather than just individually out of tune.
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