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Trunks Posted 16 years ago
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Question with "disagreement"?

Is there a difference between "disagreement" and "a lack of agreement"?

Can the meaning "discordant" meaning "a lack of agreement" be used in a sentence to mean "a lack of agreement between two views or ideas of the same person or the same group"?

Does "discordant" and "dissonance" mean exactly the same thing (when the considering the meaning "lack of agreement". This is because "discordant" is given as "lack of agreement" only while "dissonance" is given as "lack of agreement between ideas")?
  

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Trunks Is there a difference between "disagreement" and "a lack of agreement"? "disagreement" is typically stronger. It refers positively to the presence of division and discord, while "lack of agreement" just means the absence of unity and concord.

— Mr Wordy

  • Trunks Is there a difference between "disagreement" and "a lack of agreement"?
  • "disagreement" is typically stronger.
  • It refers positively to the presence of division and discord, while "lack of agreement" just means the absence of unity and concord.
  • Trunks Can the meaning "discordant" meaning "a lack of agreement" be used in a sentence to mean "a lack of agreement between two views or ideas of the same person or the same group"?
  • "discordant" and "lack of agreement" are different parts of speech.
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TrunksIs there a difference between "disagreement" and "a lack of agreement"?
"disagreement" is typically stronger. It refers positively to the presence of division and discord, while "lack of agreement" just means the absence of unity and concord.
TrunksCan the meaning "discordant" meaning "a lack of agreement" be used in a sentence to
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