disagreeing (Meaning)

disagreeing

to fail to agree, to cause discomfort or distress, to have an unpleasant effect, to differ in opinion

No weak antonyms found.

I disagree with the proposed policy due to its potential negative impact on the environment.
My colleague strongly disagreed with my suggestion for a new marketing campaign.
The jury was unable to reach a verdict as there was significant disagreement among the members.
The government's decision to raise taxes drew widespread disagreement from citizens.
I politely disagreed with my friend's opinion on the latest movie we watched.
The scientific community is still disagreeing about the exact cause of Alzheimer's disease.
The two sides of the political debate disagreed vehemently on the best course of action.
The philosopher's theory faced considerable disagreement from his contemporaries.
Despite my attempts to persuade her, my mother remained firmly disagreeing with my plans.
The judge refused to grant the appeal, disagreeing with the lawyer's arguments.

to fail to agree, to cause discomfort or distress, to have an unpleasant effect, to differ in opinion

inconsistent,conflicting, repugnant, contrary, mutually exclusive, incongruous, contradictory,incompatible, inharmonious, inconsonant

concordant, compatible,agreeing, congruent, consistent, correspondent (with or to), congruous, conformable (to), akin, similar

I disagree with the proposed policy due to its potential negative impact on the environment.

My colleague strongly disagreed with my suggestion for a new marketing campaign.

The jury was unable to reach a verdict as there was significant disagreement among the members.

The government's decision to raise taxes drew widespread disagreement from citizens.