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In disagreement.
conflicting
contradictory
self-contradictory
inconsistent
1
The government is
at
odds
with Auckland Council's blueprint for the future.
2
Energy security doesn't necessarily need to be
at
odds
with the environment.
3
Iran and Western countries were already
at
odds
over Tehran's nuclear program.
4
However, this was
at
odds
with police deputy chief executive Kaye Ryan.
5
Democrats said they were
at
odds
over federal funding for birth control.
6
In short, we were depressed and
at
odds
with things in general.
7
A familiar storm brewed within him,
at
odds
with the clear day.
8
THEATRE and youth culture seem, these days, to be increasingly
at
odds
.
9
They have also been
at
odds
over the power struggle in Libya.
10
Internationally, Elim is often seen as being
at
odds
with queer rights.
11
That is
at
odds
with Brussels' pursuit of a closer trading relationship.
12
They were almost constantly together, and they were also often
at
odds
.
13
Astronomos has been trialling well and appears the best chance
at
odds
.
14
Both of us are
at
odds
with Kiera; that will never change.
15
Trump's skepticism about free trade puts him
at
odds
with Republican orthodoxy.
16
The data puts Singapore
at
odds
with seemingly healthy regional export trends.