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View definitions for at odds

at odds

adjective as in competitive

adjective as in disagreeing

Strong matches

adjective as in divisive

Strongest match

adjective as in quarreling

adjective as in quarreling

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Among other priorities at odds with the Paris standards, Trump has said he wants to prioritise US production of oil and gas.

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The Reform UK leader, a supporter and friend of the incoming US president, told MPs the agreement would put the UK at odds with an important ally.

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Trump hailed her for writing the "number-one bestselling book in the country" - a book in which she advocates for a woman’s right to abortion, a stance at odds with many in the Republican Party.

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South Africa’s position on both conflicts has been at odds with much of the West.

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The department’s failure to charge TD Bank’s top executives thus far, Warren wrote, is at odds with the agency’s own explicit commitment to “individual accountability,” as Deputy Atty.

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

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