disagreement between (B2)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /ˌdɪsəˈɡriːmənt ˈbɪˌtwiːn/
Definition
A lack of consensus or harmony between two or more parties, often resulting from differing opinions or perspectives.
Examples
The disagreement between the company and its employees led to a strike.
There was a disagreement between the two politicians on the issue of taxation.
How to Use disagreement between
- disagreement between [two parties] (noun phrase)
- a lack of consensus or harmony between two or more parties — "The disagreement between the company and its employees led to a strike."
- disagreement over [issue] (prepositional phrase)
- a lack of consensus or harmony regarding a particular issue — "The disagreement over the budget led to a delay in the project."
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