disagree
I disagree with your assessment of the situation.
I have a different opinion about how the situation should be evaluated.
to have a different opinion or not share the same view
The two politicians disagreed on the best economic policy.
They had opposing views on how to manage the economy.
She disagreed with her friend's choice of restaurant.
She preferred a different dining option.
Often used in formal and informal contexts to express differing opinions.
Collocations
Pro Tip
Common Prepositions
Use 'with' for people and 'on' for topics.
Gold Rule
Politeness
When disagreeing, it's polite to soften your statement with phrases like 'I see your point, but...'.
Word Origin
From Middle English 'disagre' (14th century), from Old French 'desagreer', from 'des-' (dis-) + 'agreer' (to agree).
Usage Notes
Commonly used in both formal and informal contexts to express differing opinions. Often followed by 'with' or 'on' to specify the subject of disagreement.