disagree (with) (Meaning)

disagree (with)

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I strongly disagree with the proposed budget cuts that will disproportionately affect the most vulnerable.
While I understand your perspective, I must disagree with your assertion that the current economic policies are stimulating growth.
I cannot agree with the notion that free speech should be curtailed to protect the feelings of the easily offended.
I respectfully disagree with the commission's findings and believe there is insufficient evidence to support such a conclusion.
I find myself disagreeing with the majority opinion in this case and will issue a dissenting judgment.
Despite my initial impressions, I have come to disagree with the common perception of the candidate's qualifications.
I am compelled to disagree with the proposed amendment to the company's charter, as it infringes upon the rights of shareholders.
While I appreciate your good intentions, I must disagree with the approach you have taken, as it may have unintended consequences.
I cannot agree with the argument that the government should intervene in the free market, as such interventions often lead to inefficiencies and distortions.
I strongly disagree with the decision to prioritize short-term profits over long-term sustainability, as it will ultimately harm both the company and the environment.

contradict, gainsay, resist, question,refute, challenge, dispute, oppose, rebut, cross

concur (with),agree (with),confirm, verify, testify (to), witness, authenticate, certify, substantiate, vouch (for)

I strongly disagree with the proposed budget cuts that will disproportionately affect the most vulnerable.

While I understand your perspective, I must disagree with your assertion that the current economic policies are stimulating growth.

I cannot agree with the notion that free speech should be curtailed to protect the feelings of the easily offended.

I respectfully disagree with the commission's findings and believe there is insufficient evidence to support such a conclusion.