disagrees

Word Origin & History

late 15c., "refuse to assent," from Old French desagreer (12c.), from des- (see dis-) + agreer (see agree). Related: Disagreed; disagreeing.

Anybody who disagrees with Bluey Batcheldor must be pretty nigh the limit.

You know what Carl says when he disagrees with any one, don't you, Sis?

Regarding the registers, Mancini disagrees with Tosi and names only two.

Sometimes, still, he sees what the critic means, and disagrees with him.

"Until he begins to feel that it disagrees with him," I said.

I know his philosophies, and just why he adores Buskin and disagrees with Bernard Shaw.

"It—it disagrees with me," she said, tears in her voice and in her anxious, appealing eyes.

Why, Patrick, you seem to be in great pain—you have taken something that disagrees with you.

If it disagrees, it should be modified or peptonized to suit the condition.

That other claret we had yesterday is loaded, and disagrees with me infernally!

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