disagreeing

Verb

Present participle of disagree.

Origin

dis- +‎ agree +‎ -ing

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This brings up an important issue: if you feel that you are sick or cannot work and your doctor is disagreeing, it's within your rights to seek out the opinion of another care provider.
They are constantly bickering and disagreeing even about what to name the baby.
"I wasn't disagreeing," she answered, "just making a point.
Disagreeing with the President, he resigned and returned to his estate May 1 1917.
Disagreeing with the duke of Wellington on the question of parliamentary reform, he entered the ministry of Grey as home secretary in 1830.

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