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31disagree — [v1] be different be discordant, be dissimilar, clash, conflict, contradict, counter, depart, deviate, differ, discord, disharmonize, dissent, diverge, run counter to, vary, war; concept 665 Ant. agree, coincide, harmonize disagree [v2] argue;… …
32disagree — I verb argue, battle, be at variance, be contrary, be discordant, be disunited, be in opposition, be of different opinions, be opposed, bicker, break with, cavil, challenge, clash, collide, conflict, confute, contest, contradict, contravene,… …
33with all due respect — with the admiration that is owed. With all due respect, I think there are some facts you have not considered. Usage notes: used to disagree politely with someone …
34disagree — v. 1) to disagree completely; sharply 2) (D; intr.) to disagree about, on; with * * * [ˌdɪsə griː] on sharply with (D; intr.) to disagree about to disagree completely …
35take issue with — disagree with; challenge she takes issue with the notion of crime as unique to contemporary society * * * take issue with : to disagree with (someone or something) She took issue with the conclusions reached by the study. I take issue with their… …
36disagree — verb 1) no one disagreed with him Syn: be of a different opinion, not see eye to eye, take issue, challenge, contradict, differ, dissent, be in dispute, clash 2) their accounts disagree Syn: differ …
37disagree — verb a) To not agree . John disagreed with Mary frequently. b) To not agree . I disagree that this will work …
38disagree on — phr verb Disagree on is used with these nouns as the subject: ↑scientist …
39With God on Our Side — Infobox Song Name = With God on Our Side Caption = Album cover Artist = Bob Dylan Album = The Times They Are a Changin B side = Released = January 13, 1964 Recorded = August 7, 1963 track no = 3 Genre = Folk Length = 7:08 Label = Columbia Writer …
40disagree — I (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To differ] Syn. dissent, object, oppose; see differ 1 , oppose 1 , quarrel . 2. [To have uncomfortable effect; usually used with with] Syn. nauseate, sicken, hurt, injure, make sick, bother, go against the grain, be… …
