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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
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Strong matches
discordance, disharmony, dissimilarity, dissimilitude, divergency, diversity, incompatibility, incongruity, incongruousness, variance
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Example Sentences
"What the area of disagreement is, is the pace at which it needs to happen," he tells the BBC's Big Boss Interview, drawing on personal experience.
A council leader says there is no disagreement within Reform over working from home policies.
Some participants in the talks have said that the disagreements could lead to lawsuits, but that they hope to avoid a legal battle with an uncertain outcome.
The split was exacerbated by the government shutdown, which turned off the employment and inflation reports that can help reconcile such disagreements.
Much of this Mr. Fuentes said before his conversation with Mr. Carlson; some of it he repeated during that conversation, evoking barely a whisper of disagreement from his host.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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