Synonyms and antonyms of Not in agreement in British Thesaurus

controversial (adjective)

a controversial subject, opinion, or decision is one that people disagree about or do not approve of

divided (adjective)

if a group, organization, or country is divided, there are major disagreements among the people in it

irreconcilable (adjective)

irreconcilable opinions, aims, or disagreements are so opposed to each other that it is impossible to reach an agreement

disunited (adjective)

not agreeing, or not working together to achieve an aim

discordant (adjective)

formal in which there are a lot of disagreements

at odds (with) ()

disagreeing with someone

in contention (formal)

formal causing disagreement between people or groups

at loggerheads (with someone) ()

disagreeing very strongly with someone

at cross purposes ()

if two people, plans, or actions are at cross purposes, they are trying to achieve different things that do not agree with each other

on a collision course ()

likely to have an argument because of having very different beliefs or opinions

controversial (adjective)

sometimes used about a person, especially a person in public life

controversially (adverb)

used for saying that people disagree about the thing you are talking about or do not approve of it

in dispute ()

involved in a public disagreement about something

locked in (a) battle/debate/dispute/negotiations etc ()

involved in a fight, discussion, or argument that lasts a long time

not sit well/right with someone ()

if something that someone does or says does not sit well with you, you do not agree with it or do not like it

out of step ()

if people or things are out of step, they do not agree or move at the same rate

unresolved (adjective)

not dealt with or agreed on in a satisfactory way

warring (adjective)

arguing or fighting with each other