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disagreement
noun as in dispute, quarrel
Strongest matches
animosity, antagonism, argument, bickering, clash, conflict, controversy, debate, difference, discord, dissent, disunity, division, feud, fight, friction, hostility, misunderstanding, opposition, spat, split, squabble, strife, tension, wrangle
Strong matches
altercation, atmospherics, breach, break, contention, contest, cross-purposes, dissidence, disunion, hassle, rupture, variance, vendetta, words
Weak matches
clashing, divisiveness, falling out, ill feeling, ill will, jarring
noun as in difference, unlikeness
Strongest matches
Strong matches
discordance, disharmony, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, divergency, diversity, incompatibility, incongruity, incongruousness, variance
Weak matches
Example Sentences
Over the past month, there have been sharp public disagreements among Federal Reserve officials about the likely path of the economy and the appropriate level of interest rates.
Powell himself acknowledged growing disagreement inside the Federal Open Market Committee.
With limited data available and disagreements among policymakers, markets appear to be reading far more into comments—and reacting much more strongly—than policymakers might have intended.
With limited data available and disagreements among policymakers, markets appear to be reading far more into comments—and reacting much more strongly—than policymakers might have intended.
But disagreements over its responsibilities—whether it would be charged with enforcement and disarmament, or just keeping the peace—are complicating efforts to set it up.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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