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Meanings of disagreeing in English

Absence of consensus.

Usage of disagreeing in English
1
Obviously, there's nothing wrong with being conservative, or disagreeing with your parents.
Ebony
2
My friend and I were disagreeing over what the word 'Easter' means.
American Gods
3
That may have left CEOs wary of publicly disagreeing with his policies.
Reuters
4
At home in Virginia, I found myself disagreeing with everybody as usual.
The Virginians
5
He urged the jury to re-examine the matters there were disagreeing on.
Radio NZ
6
Accusing Zapiro of racism has become a norm when disagreeing with him.
The South African
7
If you had been, you would have made very little of disagreeing.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
8
I beg your pardon, my dear Lieutenant Thurstane, for disagreeing with you.
Overland: A Novel
9
Now the country's top politicians are openly disagreeing about to resolve the crisis.
BBC
10
Three of its members issued a statement disagreeing with their colleagues.
Reuters
11
Perhaps they were disagreeing on the meaning of what I said.
Travels With My Aunt
12
I think in this country we have lost the art of disagreeing well.
The Guardian
13
He moved among them like a politician, cajoling, encouraging, smiling, gently disagreeing, pacifying.
American Gods
14
Huntsman, disagreeing, countersued in an effort to force the deal to go through.
Reuters
15
We'll have to discuss that with Isabelle. He nodded, not disagreeing with her.
Jewels
16
This isn't like disagreeing over whether flying carpets should be legal or not.
James Potter and the Vault of Destinies
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Disagreeing through the time
Disagreeing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common