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at odds

adjective as in disagreeing

Strong matches

adjective as in divisive

Strongest match

adjective as in quarreling

adjective as in quarreling

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But just weeks into her administration, the neighbours are at odds.

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Asked if he was at odds with the issue of working from home after what Dame Andrea had said, Matthews replied: "Not at all".

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Even after the two sides agreed to bring in a mediator in January, they remained at odds over pay, staffing and hundreds of unresolved charges of unfair labour practice.

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That puts the country at odds with the majority of nations still committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and investing in green energy.

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Now, those two men and the conferences they lead are also at odds over playoff expansion.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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