intransitive. To be discordant; to be incompatible, disagree. Also with to. Obsolete.

intransitive. Of a thing or (occasionally) a person: to be different †from or †fro, or discordant or inconsistent with something or someone else.

intransitive. To fail to be in accord; to be out of harmony or agreement; to disagree. In later use only with with.

intransitive. To fail to correspond, harmonize, or be in accordance; to differ. Also with with, †to, †from.

intransitive. To be out of agreement or harmony; to disagree, v.

intransitive. To fail to accord or to correspond.

to agree (etc.) like harp and harrow: not to agree at all (the things being utterly different, though their names alliterate). Obsolete.

intr. To feel the opposite; to show contrariety of feeling or disposition.

to jump awry, to disagree.

intransitive. To be out of harmony; not to harmonize.