disagree with, be at odds with, be opposed to, be in conflict with, be at variance with, be contrary to, dissent from, take issue with
disagree with - differ from - oppose - object to - take issue with - diverge from
“Dissent from” means to formally or clearly express disagreement with a decision, opinion, belief, or action. It is often used in legal or official contexts, for example when a judge publicly states a different legal reasoning or conclusion from the majority of a court. The phrase can also apply in everyday situations, such as disagreeing with a plan, policy, or commonly held view. To dissent from something implies a conscious, reasoned refusal to accept or endorse it, and may be expressed verbally, in writing, or through actions that demonstrate non‑acceptance.
disagree with, be at odds with, be opposed to, be in conflict with, be at variance with, be contrary to, dissent from, take issue with
disagree with, be at odds with, be opposed to, be in conflict with, be at variance with, be contrary to, dissent from, take issue with [x]
refuse to support, decline to support, withdraw support from, hold back support, withhold backing for, refuse backing for, deny support to, refrain from supporting
refuse to support, decline to support, withdraw support from, hold back support, withhold backing for, refuse backing for, deny support to, refrain from supporting [x]
disagree with, be at odds with, differ from, dissent from, be in disagreement with, be opposed to, not see eye to eye with, take issue with
disagree with, be at odds with, differ from, dissent from, be in disagreement with, be opposed to, not see eye to eye with, take issue with [x]
be against, object to, disapprove of, be in opposition to, be not in favor of, disagree with, take issue with, be hostile to, be averse to, be antithetical to
be against, object to, disapprove of, be in opposition to, be not in favor of, disagree with, take issue with, be hostile to, be averse to, be antithetical to [x]
disagree with, object to, oppose, challenge, dispute, quarrel with, find fault with, have a problem with, be at odds with, be opposed to
disagree with, object to, oppose, challenge, dispute, quarrel with, find fault with, have a problem with, be at odds with, be opposed to [x]
disagree with, be in conflict with, be at variance with, be in disagreement with, be out of step with, clash with, be in opposition to, be out of sync with
disagree with, be in conflict with, be at variance with, be in disagreement with, be out of step with, clash with, be in opposition to, be out of sync with [x]
disagree with, be at odds with, be not in agreement with, be on different wavelengths from, be of a different opinion from, differ from, be in conflict with, clash with
disagree with, be at odds with, be not in agreement with, be on different wavelengths from, be of a different opinion from, differ from, be in conflict with, clash with [x]
evaluate, appraise, judge, gauge, rate, estimate, value, size up, weigh up, examine, review, analyze
evaluate, appraise, judge, gauge, rate, estimate, value, size up, weigh up, examine, review, analyze [x]
reaching a sound conclusion, reaching a well-founded conclusion, reaching a credible inference, arriving at a sound judgment, arriving at a well-founded judgment, drawing a sound conclusion, drawing a... [more]
reaching a sound conclusion, reaching a well-founded conclusion, reaching a credible inference, arriving at a sound judgment, arriving at a well-founded judgment, drawing a sound conclusion, drawing a well-founded conclusion, reaching a reasoned conclusion, arriving at a justified conclusion [x]
provide a balanced assessment, give a balanced appraisal, provide an even-handed evaluation, offer an objective assessment, provide a fair evaluation, give an impartial assessment, offer an even-hande... [more]
provide a balanced assessment, give a balanced appraisal, provide an even-handed evaluation, offer an objective assessment, provide a fair evaluation, give an impartial assessment, offer an even-handed appraisal [x]
provide a fair assessment, offer a fair evaluation, provide an equitable assessment, deliver a fair appraisal, give a fair assessment, give a fair evaluation
provide a fair assessment, offer a fair evaluation, provide an equitable assessment, deliver a fair appraisal, give a fair assessment, give a fair evaluation [x]
come to a conclusion, arrive at a conclusion, draw a conclusion, reach a decision, come to a decision, arrive at a decision
come to a conclusion, arrive at a conclusion, draw a conclusion, reach a decision, come to a decision, arrive at a decision [x]
condemn, reject, object to, frown on, deprecate, oppose, censure, disfavor, look askance at
condemn, reject, object to, frown on, deprecate, oppose, censure, disfavor, look askance at [x]
denounce, censure, criticize, decry, damn, disapprove, deprecate, vilify, castigate, excoriate, indict, sentence, doom
denounce, censure, criticize, decry, damn, disapprove, deprecate, vilify, castigate, excoriate, indict, sentence, doom [x]
providing an assessment, giving an assessment, offering an assessment, providing an evaluation, giving an evaluation, making an evaluation, conducting an evaluation, submitting an evaluation, presenti... [more]
providing an assessment, giving an assessment, offering an assessment, providing an evaluation, giving an evaluation, making an evaluation, conducting an evaluation, submitting an evaluation, presenting an evaluation [x]