differ with

Frequency: 5.86.2 per million words

to have a different opinion from a particular person or group

differdiffer + PREPOSITION (meaning 'disagree about')

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with

Examples (10)

  • It didn't seem right that I should differ with him.
  • While I respect your analysis, I must differ with you on this particular conclusion.
  • The junior scientist dared to differ with the entire committee on their findings.
  • If you differ with the board's decision, you must present a compelling argument.
  • She was known for frequently differing with her more conservative colleagues.
  • He often differs with his manager, but they maintain a good working relationship.
  • On which specific points do you differ with the author of this paper?
  • Forgive me, but I have to differ with the general consensus on this matter.
  • Throughout history, great thinkers have often differed with the established norms of their time.
  • I understand your perspective, but I differ with you completely on this issue.