Definition of disagree in English:

disagree

verbdisagreed, disagreeing, disagrees dɪsəˈɡriːˌdɪsəˈɡri

[no object]

1Have or express a different opinion.
no one was willing to disagree with him
historians often disagree
Example sentencesExamples
- Indeed, different scientists even disagree as to what the best edition of the map is at any one time.
- I respectfully disagree with your statement that it wouldn't hurt to play these games in New Orleans this year.
- However, 12.5 percent totally disagreed with the statement and another 8.2 disagreed with it.
- They arrive at different estimates; they disagree about how many peanuts there are in front of them.
- Post-trial newspaper reports paint a picture of pathological mayhem, with medical experts disagreeing and changing their opinions.
- Len Wallace respected all opinions - even while disagreeing - and he was always honest, focused and principled.
- In fact, scientists don't disagree on these matters nearly as much as some would have you believe!
- But don't think everybody has it in for you - some experts totally disagree.
- Historians disagree about exactly when the decline of the British empire began.
- And unfortunately, she's well aware that some readers disagree vehemently with articles I've written.
- For reasons which follow, I respectfully disagree with his conclusion.
- The vast majority of people who vote Liberal Democrat disagree quite violently with their policies.
- In other words, they disagreed then and disagree now fundamentally with the characterization of the threat.
- A spokesperson for the Department of Health said they completely disagreed with the views put forward by Mr McNamara.
- I would respectfully disagree with your statement that we're becoming more like our enemy.
- But when relaxed, he is charming, deferring politely to opinions with which he disagrees and displaying a conscientious desire to understand.
- She and I were too different and always disagreed but she made my son happy.
- In the first trial, the judge agreed and, in the second trial, a different trial judge disagreed.
- Advice from professionals can help, but experts often disagree.
- There are always people who disagree on the issues of abortion, homosexuality and religion.
Synonyms
fail to agree, be in dispute/contention, be at variance/odds, not see eye to eye, differ from, dissent from, diverge from
contradict, gainsay, challenge, oppose
argue, debate, quarrel, bicker, wrangle, squabble, spar, dispute, take issue, row, altercate, clash, be at loggerheads, cross swords, lock horns
informal fall out, have words, scrap
archaic disaccord
1. 1.1disagree with Disapprove of.
  she disagreed with the system of apartheid
  Example sentencesExamples
  So why stay in a government and fight a war she disagreed with?
  Later here, I'll be talking with woman who strongly disagrees with today's ruling by the FDA panel.
  We owe it to them not to scorn their work, even if we disagree with the cause they fought in.
  It reached an absolute disaster from the French diplomatic point of view when French President Chirac attacked candidate EU states for disagreeing with French policy in what can only be called the most patronising terms.
  The truth of the matter is, Alex, if anyone disagrees with the guy's policies, they are immediately discredited.
  Synonyms
  disapprove of, oppose, dissent from, think wrong, be against, demur about/against, not believe in, not support
2(of statements or accounts) be inconsistent or fail to correspond.
results which disagree with the findings reported so far
Example sentencesExamples
- The various accounts disagree over whether it was the whole of his left ear or just part of it which was cut.
- However, what each of the Gospels describes - though disagreeing quite radically on details - is nothing that deserves the name legal proceedings but rather a travesty thereof.
- Couples go through a number of statements and see whether they agree, disagree, or are undecided about them.
- The remaining ‘incongruous’ crosses disagreeing in gene order with the largest clique were used to infer the existence of inversion polymorphism.
Synonyms
differ, be dissimilar, be unlike, be different, vary
contradict each other, conflict, clash, contrast, diverge, not correspond, not accord, be discordant
1. 2.1disagree with (of food, climate, or an experience) have an adverse effect on.
  the sea crossing disagreed with her
  Synonyms
  make ill, make unwell, nauseate, sicken, upset, cause illness to, cause discomfort to, be injurious to, have an adverse effect on

Origin

Late 15th century (in sense 2, also in the sense 'refuse to agree to'): from Old French desagreer.

agree from Late Middle English:
When we agree to something, there is a core notion of trying to please; the word is from Old French agreer, based on Latin ad- ‘to’ and gratus ‘pleasing’. It took over a hundred years after the phrase ‘to agree’ first appeared in the writings of Chaucer for its opposite, disagree, to appear in writing during the 1490s.

Definition of disagree in US English:

disagree

verbˌdisəˈɡrēˌdɪsəˈɡri

[no object]

1Have or express a different opinion.
no one was willing to disagree with him
historians often disagree
Example sentencesExamples
- Post-trial newspaper reports paint a picture of pathological mayhem, with medical experts disagreeing and changing their opinions.
- Len Wallace respected all opinions - even while disagreeing - and he was always honest, focused and principled.
- Advice from professionals can help, but experts often disagree.
- And unfortunately, she's well aware that some readers disagree vehemently with articles I've written.
- They arrive at different estimates; they disagree about how many peanuts there are in front of them.
- I respectfully disagree with your statement that it wouldn't hurt to play these games in New Orleans this year.
- Historians disagree about exactly when the decline of the British empire began.
- In other words, they disagreed then and disagree now fundamentally with the characterization of the threat.
- She and I were too different and always disagreed but she made my son happy.
- In the first trial, the judge agreed and, in the second trial, a different trial judge disagreed.
- The vast majority of people who vote Liberal Democrat disagree quite violently with their policies.
- For reasons which follow, I respectfully disagree with his conclusion.
- Indeed, different scientists even disagree as to what the best edition of the map is at any one time.
- There are always people who disagree on the issues of abortion, homosexuality and religion.
- But when relaxed, he is charming, deferring politely to opinions with which he disagrees and displaying a conscientious desire to understand.
- However, 12.5 percent totally disagreed with the statement and another 8.2 disagreed with it.
- In fact, scientists don't disagree on these matters nearly as much as some would have you believe!
- I would respectfully disagree with your statement that we're becoming more like our enemy.
- But don't think everybody has it in for you - some experts totally disagree.
- A spokesperson for the Department of Health said they completely disagreed with the views put forward by Mr McNamara.
Synonyms
fail to agree, be in contention, be in dispute, be at odds, be at variance, not see eye to eye, differ from, dissent from, diverge from
1. 1.1disagree with Disapprove of.
  she disagreed with the system of apartheid
  Example sentencesExamples
  We owe it to them not to scorn their work, even if we disagree with the cause they fought in.
  It reached an absolute disaster from the French diplomatic point of view when French President Chirac attacked candidate EU states for disagreeing with French policy in what can only be called the most patronising terms.
  So why stay in a government and fight a war she disagreed with?
  The truth of the matter is, Alex, if anyone disagrees with the guy's policies, they are immediately discredited.
  Later here, I'll be talking with woman who strongly disagrees with today's ruling by the FDA panel.
  Synonyms
  disapprove of, oppose, dissent from, think wrong, be against, have a problem with, demur about, demur against, not believe in, not support
2(of statements or accounts) be inconsistent or fail to correspond.
results that disagree with the findings reported so far
Example sentencesExamples
- However, what each of the Gospels describes - though disagreeing quite radically on details - is nothing that deserves the name legal proceedings but rather a travesty thereof.
- The various accounts disagree over whether it was the whole of his left ear or just part of it which was cut.
- Couples go through a number of statements and see whether they agree, disagree, or are undecided about them.
- The remaining ‘incongruous’ crosses disagreeing in gene order with the largest clique were used to infer the existence of inversion polymorphism.
Synonyms
differ, be dissimilar, be unlike, be different, vary
1. 2.1disagree with (of food, climate, or an experience) have an adverse effect on (someone)
  the North Sea crossing seemed to have disagreed with her
  Synonyms
  make ill, make unwell, nauseate, sicken, upset, cause illness to, cause discomfort to, be injurious to, have an adverse effect on

Origin

Late 15th century (in disagree (sense 2), also in the sense ‘refuse to agree to’): from Old French desagreer.

单词	disagree
释义	Definition of disagree in English: disagree verbdisagreed, disagreeing, disagrees dɪsəˈɡriːˌdɪsəˈɡri [no object] 1Have or express a different opinion. no one was willing to disagree with him historians often disagree Example sentencesExamples Indeed, different scientists even disagree as to what the best edition of the map is at any one time. I respectfully disagree with your statement that it wouldn't hurt to play these games in New Orleans this year. However, 12.5 percent totally disagreed with the statement and another 8.2 disagreed with it. They arrive at different estimates; they disagree about how many peanuts there are in front of them. Post-trial newspaper reports paint a picture of pathological mayhem, with medical experts disagreeing and changing their opinions. Len Wallace respected all opinions - even while disagreeing - and he was always honest, focused and principled. In fact, scientists don't disagree on these matters nearly as much as some would have you believe! But don't think everybody has it in for you - some experts totally disagree. Historians disagree about exactly when the decline of the British empire began. And unfortunately, she's well aware that some readers disagree vehemently with articles I've written. For reasons which follow, I respectfully disagree with his conclusion. The vast majority of people who vote Liberal Democrat disagree quite violently with their policies. In other words, they disagreed then and disagree now fundamentally with the characterization of the threat. A spokesperson for the Department of Health said they completely disagreed with the views put forward by Mr McNamara. I would respectfully disagree with your statement that we're becoming more like our enemy. But when relaxed, he is charming, deferring politely to opinions with which he disagrees and displaying a conscientious desire to understand. She and I were too different and always disagreed but she made my son happy. In the first trial, the judge agreed and, in the second trial, a different trial judge disagreed. Advice from professionals can help, but experts often disagree. There are always people who disagree on the issues of abortion, homosexuality and religion. Synonyms fail to agree, be in dispute/contention, be at variance/odds, not see eye to eye, differ from, dissent from, diverge from contradict, gainsay, challenge, oppose argue, debate, quarrel, bicker, wrangle, squabble, spar, dispute, take issue, row, altercate, clash, be at loggerheads, cross swords, lock horns informal fall out, have words, scrap archaic disaccord 1.1disagree with Disapprove of. she disagreed with the system of apartheid Example sentencesExamples So why stay in a government and fight a war she disagreed with? Later here, I'll be talking with woman who strongly disagrees with today's ruling by the FDA panel. We owe it to them not to scorn their work, even if we disagree with the cause they fought in. It reached an absolute disaster from the French diplomatic point of view when French President Chirac attacked candidate EU states for disagreeing with French policy in what can only be called the most patronising terms. The truth of the matter is, Alex, if anyone disagrees with the guy's policies, they are immediately discredited. Synonyms disapprove of, oppose, dissent from, think wrong, be against, demur about/against, not believe in, not support 2(of statements or accounts) be inconsistent or fail to correspond. results which disagree with the findings reported so far Example sentencesExamples The various accounts disagree over whether it was the whole of his left ear or just part of it which was cut. However, what each of the Gospels describes - though disagreeing quite radically on details - is nothing that deserves the name legal proceedings but rather a travesty thereof. Couples go through a number of statements and see whether they agree, disagree, or are undecided about them. The remaining ‘incongruous’ crosses disagreeing in gene order with the largest clique were used to infer the existence of inversion polymorphism. Synonyms differ, be dissimilar, be unlike, be different, vary contradict each other, conflict, clash, contrast, diverge, not correspond, not accord, be discordant 2.1disagree with (of food, climate, or an experience) have an adverse effect on. the sea crossing disagreed with her Synonyms make ill, make unwell, nauseate, sicken, upset, cause illness to, cause discomfort to, be injurious to, have an adverse effect on Origin Late 15th century (in sense 2, also in the sense 'refuse to agree to'): from Old French desagreer. agree from Late Middle English: When we agree to something, there is a core notion of trying to please; the word is from Old French agreer, based on Latin ad- ‘to’ and gratus ‘pleasing’. It took over a hundred years after the phrase ‘to agree’ first appeared in the writings of Chaucer for its opposite, disagree, to appear in writing during the 1490s. Definition of disagree in US English: disagree verbˌdisəˈɡrēˌdɪsəˈɡri [no object] 1Have or express a different opinion. no one was willing to disagree with him historians often disagree Example sentencesExamples Post-trial newspaper reports paint a picture of pathological mayhem, with medical experts disagreeing and changing their opinions. Len Wallace respected all opinions - even while disagreeing - and he was always honest, focused and principled. Advice from professionals can help, but experts often disagree. And unfortunately, she's well aware that some readers disagree vehemently with articles I've written. They arrive at different estimates; they disagree about how many peanuts there are in front of them. I respectfully disagree with your statement that it wouldn't hurt to play these games in New Orleans this year. Historians disagree about exactly when the decline of the British empire began. In other words, they disagreed then and disagree now fundamentally with the characterization of the threat. She and I were too different and always disagreed but she made my son happy. In the first trial, the judge agreed and, in the second trial, a different trial judge disagreed. The vast majority of people who vote Liberal Democrat disagree quite violently with their policies. For reasons which follow, I respectfully disagree with his conclusion. Indeed, different scientists even disagree as to what the best edition of the map is at any one time. There are always people who disagree on the issues of abortion, homosexuality and religion. But when relaxed, he is charming, deferring politely to opinions with which he disagrees and displaying a conscientious desire to understand. However, 12.5 percent totally disagreed with the statement and another 8.2 disagreed with it. In fact, scientists don't disagree on these matters nearly as much as some would have you believe! I would respectfully disagree with your statement that we're becoming more like our enemy. But don't think everybody has it in for you - some experts totally disagree. A spokesperson for the Department of Health said they completely disagreed with the views put forward by Mr McNamara. Synonyms fail to agree, be in contention, be in dispute, be at odds, be at variance, not see eye to eye, differ from, dissent from, diverge from 1.1disagree with Disapprove of. she disagreed with the system of apartheid Example sentencesExamples We owe it to them not to scorn their work, even if we disagree with the cause they fought in. It reached an absolute disaster from the French diplomatic point of view when French President Chirac attacked candidate EU states for disagreeing with French policy in what can only be called the most patronising terms. So why stay in a government and fight a war she disagreed with? The truth of the matter is, Alex, if anyone disagrees with the guy's policies, they are immediately discredited. Later here, I'll be talking with woman who strongly disagrees with today's ruling by the FDA panel. Synonyms disapprove of, oppose, dissent from, think wrong, be against, have a problem with, demur about, demur against, not believe in, not support 2(of statements or accounts) be inconsistent or fail to correspond. results that disagree with the findings reported so far Example sentencesExamples However, what each of the Gospels describes - though disagreeing quite radically on details - is nothing that deserves the name legal proceedings but rather a travesty thereof. The various accounts disagree over whether it was the whole of his left ear or just part of it which was cut. Couples go through a number of statements and see whether they agree, disagree, or are undecided about them. The remaining ‘incongruous’ crosses disagreeing in gene order with the largest clique were used to infer the existence of inversion polymorphism. Synonyms differ, be dissimilar, be unlike, be different, vary 2.1disagree with (of food, climate, or an experience) have an adverse effect on (someone) the North Sea crossing seemed to have disagreed with her Synonyms make ill, make unwell, nauseate, sicken, upset, cause illness to, cause discomfort to, be injurious to, have an adverse effect on Origin Late 15th century (in disagree (sense 2), also in the sense ‘refuse to agree to’): from Old French desagreer.
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