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disagree
verb as in be different
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verb as in argue; hold differing opinion
Strongest matches
bicker, clash, contend, differ, dissent, divide, feud, haggle, object, oppose, quarrel, quibble, spar, wrangle
Strong matches
altercate, battle, brawl, contest, controvert, debate, disaccord, discord, dispute, fight, palter, rip, row, scrap, skirmish, spat, sue, war, zap
Weak matches
break with, bring action, controversialize, discept, fall out, go for the jugular, have words, jump on, lay into, let have it, logomachize, set to, take issue, take on
verb as in be injurious
Weak matches
be distasteful, be disturbing, be sickening, be unsuitable, discomfort, go against the grain, make ill
Example Sentences
And while they were very amicable during the news conference, it also quickly became clear that neither had changed their positions on the key issues where they disagree.
The right, though, has its own very long history of “canceling” those with whom they disagree.
Tragic and ironic, since Kirk saw himself as a champion of free speech, even as his critics often disagreed with that framing.
At an event in Pennsylvania on Tuesday, Obama said he did not know Kirk and disagreed with many of his views, but called the killing "horrific and a tragedy".
Perhaps they could rethink their encounter not as converting an opponent, but as modeling to relatives how to have a conversation about one’s values with a loved one whom they vehemently disagree with.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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