disagree with someone
/ˌdɪsəˈɡriː wɪð ˈsʌmwʌn/
Meaning
This phrase means to hold a different opinion or belief from another person. It is a polite and direct way to state that you do not share someone's perspective, whether in personal relationships or professional settings.
Examples
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I strongly disagree with you on this matter, but I respect your perspective.
I strongly disagree with you on this matter, but I respect your perspective.
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She often disagrees with her brother about politics, but they never fight.
She often disagrees with her brother about politics, but they never fight.
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I beg to differ, I actually disagree with John's analysis of the situation.
I beg to differ, I actually disagree with John's analysis of the situation.
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It's completely normal to disagree with your partner from time to time.
It's completely normal to disagree with your partner from time to time.
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Many experts disagree with him regarding the cause of the economic crisis.
Many experts disagree with him regarding the cause of the economic crisis.
Common Mistakes
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✗ I am disagree with you.
✓ I disagree with you.
'Disagree' is a verb, not an adjective. Do not use the auxiliary verb 'am' before it.
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✗ I disagree to my brother about this.
✓ I disagree with my brother about this.
Use the preposition 'with' to indicate the person with whom you have a difference of opinion.
Related Expressions
Practice
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I have to ___ you on that point; I think the project will take longer.
💡 To express that you do not share the other person's opinion.
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disagree with
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He hates it when people ___ him, even when he is clearly wrong.
💡 To hold a contrary opinion to another person.
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disagree with