CEFR B2

dissent

verb, noun

Meaning

To disagree with a decision or opinion, especially a formal one.

Examples

Several scientists dissent from the prevailing theory.
She was the only one to dissent from the committee's decision.

Synonyms: disagree, dispute, object, protest

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dissent (B2)

verb, noun

Pronunciation: /dɪˈsɛnt/

Definition

To disagree with a decision or opinion, especially a formal one.

Examples

Several scientists dissent from the prevailing theory.
She was the only one to dissent from the committee's decision.
The judges were asked to vote, and only one dissented.

How to Use dissent

dissent from (prepositional phrase): To disagree with a specific idea, decision, or group. — "He decided to dissent from the majority opinion of the board."

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