Antonyms for at odds

Grammar : Adj, adv

Spell : odz

Phonetic Transcription : ɒdz

Definition of at odds

Origin : in wagering sense, found first in Shakespeare ("2 Henry IV," 1597), probably from earlier sense of "amount by which one thing exceeds or falls short of another" (1540s), from odd (q.v.), though the sense evolution is uncertain. Until 19c. treated as a singular, though obviously a plural (cf. news).

As in improper : adj not suitable
As in inconsistent : adj contradictory, irregular
As in opposed/opposing : adj antagonistic, against
As in disagreeing : adj differing
As in opposed : adj antagonistic
As in quarreling : adj disagreeing
As in quarreling : adj fighting
As in oppositional : adj opposing
As in unapt : adj improper
As in unbefitting : adj improper
As in unharmonious : adj inharmonious
As in unmusical : adj inharmonious
As in competitive : adj willing to oppose
As in different : adj dissimilar, unlike
As in discordant : adj not in harmony; conflicting
As in divisive : adj dissenting
As in up in arms : adv upset and ready to fight

Synonyms for at odds

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