Disjuncture (noun)

1. A break or interruption in a continuous sequence or relationship.
2. A gap or disconnect between events, theories, or situations.

Origin:

Derived from the latin word 'disjunctus', which means separated or disconnected.

Examples:

1. The disjuncture in the timeline created a discrepancy in the historical record.
2. The disjuncture between the two theories was a major concern for the scientific community.
3. The disjuncture between the two generations created a gap in understanding and communication.
4. The disjuncture caused by the sudden change was a challenge for the organization.
5. The disjuncture between the policies and practices was a major contributor to the problem.