dis·agree·ment 
/ˌdɪsəˈgri:mənt/ noun
plural dis·agree·ments /ˌdɪsəˈgri:mənt/ noun 1 a [noncount] : failure to agree
▪ There's been a lot of disagreement about/on/over how best to spend the money. ▪ He has expressed disagreement [=he has said that he disagrees] with some aspects of the proposal.
b [count] : a difference of opinion : an argument caused by people having different opinions about something
▪ We've had a number of serious disagreements [=disputes, arguments] over the years. ▪ Several disagreements have yet to be resolved. 2 [noncount] : the state of being different or unalike
▪ There's considerable disagreement between the descriptions given by the two witnesses. [=the two descriptions do not agree/match]
▪ There's been a lot of disagreement about/on/over how best to spend the money. ▪ He has expressed disagreement [=he has said that he disagrees] with some aspects of the proposal.
b [count] : a difference of opinion : an argument caused by people having different opinions about something
▪ We've had a number of serious disagreements [=disputes, arguments] over the years. ▪ Several disagreements have yet to be resolved.
▪ There's considerable disagreement between the descriptions given by the two witnesses. [=the two descriptions do not agree/match]
