to disagree
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1.0
- verb
- /ˌdɪsəˈɡri/
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no estar de acuerdo (con)
- They, perhaps understandably, disagree on who caused the problem.
- strongly disagree
- agree or disagree
- disagree with the statement
And even the things that I disagree with, it's easy.
- And even the things that I disagree with, it's easy.
- Do you agree or disagree with Elon Musk's answer?
- And to what degree do you disagree with that trajectory?
- I mean, and I don't disagree with you at all.
- But so they thought like everything those people disagree with is pro me.
- I would disagree with that in my case.
- Although like I said before, some anarchists disagree about tactics and praxis.
- We debated various forms, and we disagreed about everything.
- Liz Cheney, who I disagree with on everything.
- But if you disagree, stomp your feet and yell go.
- Please choose the strongly disagree option for this item.
- The expectation was that they would disagree with the lecture on perspectives.
- We debate, we disagree, we decide, we move on.
- I have people on where I disagree with them, happy to do that.
- I actually, I think to a large extent disagree that it was the right call.
- We invite people to actively disagree when something just doesn't feel right.
Examples
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I disagree absolutely.
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Even people within the same culture disagree about what is right and wrong.
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So we should be willing to disagree when truth is at stake.
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I would disagree with that in my case.
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Why should there be people who disagree about what the value is?
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No, I mean, like I disagree with Trump about Ukraine.
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I disagree that this is not going to be compelling enough.
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The class also discussed what to do when they disagreed with a comment.
Academic text (2012) -
Liz Cheney, who I disagree with on everything.
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Many people disagree about the best way to solve climate change.
Synonyms
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1.9
Refuse to accept someone or something
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3.7
To say that something is not true or the opposite of what someone says
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2.7
To have a different opinion from someone
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6.3
Tell someone you do not agree with a statement or idea
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6.8
To disagree publicly with an official idea or decision
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Etymology
Disagree comes from the prefix dis- meaning 'not' and the word agree meaning 'to share the same opinion'. So disagree simply means to 'not agree' with someone and have a different opinion.