dissentive (Meaning)
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dissentive (a.)
Disagreeing; inconsistent.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dissentive
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dissentive Sentence Examples
- The dissentive voices against the mayor's decision gained traction and sparked protests.
- In a democratic society, dissentive opinions are not only tolerated but also encouraged.
- The dissentive employee expressed his concerns about the company's new policy, citing potential legal issues.
- The dissentive vote on the bill highlighted the deep divisions within the legislative body.
- The dissentive minority shareholders raised objections to the proposed merger, arguing that it would harm the company's long-term prospects.
- The dissentive judge wrote a lengthy and detailed dissent, outlining his reasons for disagreeing with the majority opinion.
- The dissentive group within the organization called for reforms and transparency, challenging the status quo.
- The dissentive voters felt that their voices were not being heard and their concerns were being ignored.
- The dissentive petition against the development project garnered significant support from the local community.
- The dissentive voices in the peace negotiations urged caution and a more gradual approach to resolving the conflict.
FAQs About the word dissentive
Disagreeing; inconsistent.
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No antonyms found.
The dissentive voices against the mayor's decision gained traction and sparked protests.
In a democratic society, dissentive opinions are not only tolerated but also encouraged.
The dissentive employee expressed his concerns about the company's new policy, citing potential legal issues.
The dissentive vote on the bill highlighted the deep divisions within the legislative body.
