disagreement in Greek
disagreement in Greek is διαφωνία, ασυμφωνία — disagreement means an argument or dispute between people who hold different views.
disagreement in Greek
διαφωνία
Pronounced: diafonia
(countable) An argument or debate.
ασυμφωνία
Pronounced: asymfonia
(uncountable) A condition of not agreeing or concurring.
What does "disagreement" mean?
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noun An argument or dispute between people who hold different views.
"They had a disagreement over how to split the bill."
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noun The state of not matching or aligning, as with facts or numbers.
"There was a disagreement between the two sets of figures."
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disagreement in a sentence
- They had a disagreement over how to split the bill.
- The meeting ended in disagreement about the budget.
- There was a disagreement between the two sets of figures.
- The disagreement between his story and the video made the police suspicious.
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What is "disagreement" in Greek?
"disagreement" in Greek is διαφωνία, ασυμφωνία. disagreement means: An argument or dispute between people who hold different views.
How do you pronounce διαφωνία?
"disagreement" in Greek is διαφωνία, pronounced "diafonia".
How do you use "disagreement" in a sentence?
Example: "They had a disagreement over how to split the bill." In Greek, "disagreement" is διαφωνία, ασυμφωνία.
Are there other ways to say "disagreement" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "disagreement": διαφωνία, ασυμφωνία.
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