Disagreement in a sentence as a noun

And while it's not the most polite way to express disagreement, it's more annoying than rude.

"The question was not designed to produce a report on how you handle disagreements with superiors.

By refusing to pick a side when there is a disagreement or struggle between groups of unequal strength you still pick a side: you side with the stronger group.

At least I haven't completely written off an entire section of the population because of a disagreement in how we spend free time.

I don't know what to do about it - I have upvoted some comments of dubious quality because it's hard not to, but what I appreciate most is substantive disagreement.

The disagreement and the "fray" are part of the choreographed propaganda undertaken by powerful interests to create the illusion of dissent.

Minor disagreement about the following: "Everyone must worry about whether their files need to survive a reboot"I believe there was never such expectation of /tmp.

Disagreement definitions

noun

a conflict of people's opinions or actions or characters

See also: dissension dissonance

noun

a difference between conflicting facts or claims or opinions; "a growing divergence of opinion"

See also: discrepancy divergence variance

noun

the speech act of disagreeing or arguing or disputing