to disaccord
1
9.3
To disagree with someone or something
- verb
- /ˌdɪsəˈkɔrd/
:
discrepar
- The two reports disaccord on several key points.
Examples
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The accounts from different sources disaccorded, making it hard to establish the facts.
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They disaccorded over the project's direction.
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His personal beliefs disaccord with the values upheld by the organization.
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The evidence presented in court disaccorded with the witness's statement.
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The two reports disaccord on several key points.
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The evidence presented in court disaccorded with the witness's statement.
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His personal beliefs disaccord with the values upheld by the organization.
Synonyms
to disagree
vsto disaccord
2
1.6
Not match what another thing or person shows
has identical meaning but is an alternative form
Antonyms
How Different
to conflict
45
4.1
45
4.1
to disagree
∞
1.0
∞
1.0
to disaccord
1
9.3
1
9.3
to differ
156
2.6
156
2.6
to vary
228
2.5
228
2.5
to match
∞
1.0
∞
1.0
Surface Forms
disaccord infinitive
disaccorded past
disaccorded past participle
disaccording present participle
disaccords third person singular
Morphology
Etymology
Disaccord is formed from dis- meaning 'not' and accord meaning 'agreement', the same idea in the common word accord. So disaccord means 'not in agreement' or to fail to match someone else's view.