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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 it also puts the UK at odds with the US.

From BBC

"It misrepresents the legal position, it runs contrary to our values, it seeks to put us at odds with our longstanding support for LGBT+ people."

From BBC

Mourinho endured a turbulent time in Turkey and was often at odds with the standard of refereeing.

From BBC

Alliance for Human Rights, a nonprofit group that has been at odds with the city over its handling of the homelessness crisis since 2020.

It continued: "Human suffering, the suppression of press freedom and political interference are at odds with the values of public broadcasting."

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

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