dissent in Greek
dissent in Greek is αντίρρηση — dissent means to disagree, especially with an official view or decision.
dissent in Greek
αντίρρηση
Pronounced: adirrisi
An act of disagreeing with, or deviating from, the views and opinions of those holding authority.
What does "dissent" mean?
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verb To disagree, especially with an official view or decision.
"One judge dissented from the majority ruling."
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noun Disagreement with an official or widely-held position.
"The government cracked down on political dissent."
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dissent in a sentence
- One judge dissented from the majority ruling.
- The government cracked down on political dissent.
- She wrote a dissent explaining why she voted against the ruling.
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What is "dissent" in Greek?
"dissent" in Greek is αντίρρηση. dissent means: To disagree, especially with an official view or decision.
How do you pronounce αντίρρηση?
"dissent" in Greek is αντίρρηση, pronounced "adirrisi".
How do you use "dissent" in a sentence?
Example: "One judge dissented from the majority ruling." In Greek, "dissent" is αντίρρηση.
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