Adjective:

मतभेद,

at odds's Usage Examples:

In a very romantic scene Ash says he came a long way and overcame great odds to apologize to Sally on the fashion advice he gave her back at Sunny Meadows.

This put him at odds with the President of the Central Bank, Mario Blejer, who resigned in June.

Falun Gong books were banned from further publication in July 1996, and state-run news outlets began criticizing the group as a form of feudal superstition, whose theistic orientation was at odds with the official ideology and national agenda.

Emperor"s already strong predilection towards the United States, as well as discomforted the British who had been at odds with the Ethiopian government over the.

Patrick is also frequently at odds with the Houston Chronicle and announced a boycott of that newspaper in April 2004.

He is best known for his victory in the 2017 Epsom Derby at odds of 40–1, having never previously won a stakes race.

When her eldest son made Marienburg a museum in 1954 and moved himself to Calenberg Estate nearby, she became at odds with him, although he had offered her several other manor houses to move in.

Governor of ColoradoIn the early 1860s the crisis in Kansas prompted Gilpin to join the Republican Party, putting him at odds with many citizens of Missouri.

Lakshmi"s carefree and easy going attitude endears her to family but puts her at odds with Rajeshwari.

After local media reported attendance figures at odds with the ones management was reporting (by quite literally counting heads), the team ceased to report attendance altogether, while giving season tickets away outright.

The main problem with the high mass model is the nature of the secondary, which is required by the known mass function to have a mass comparable to the primary, at odds with observations where it appears as a B-type main-sequence star.

While Tony dated and became engaged to Natasha Romanova, Jarvis was shown to be continuously at odds with Natasha and both were quick to hurl insults at one another.

politicians—with an irreverent wit and literate polish at odds with her apparently straitened circumstances.

Synonyms:

conflicting, inconsistent, self-contradictory, contradictory,

Antonyms:

consistent, unopposed, invariable, reconcilable, congruous,