1. at odds - Phrase
2. at odds - Adjective Satellite
in disagreement
Source: WordNetthe figures are at odds with our findings Source: Internet
contradictory attributes of unjust justice and loving vindictiveness Source: Internet
Also, now that the siblings have mostly dealt with the baggage that kept them at odds with one another, there’s more room to develop their interpersonal dynamics, which are a lot of fun. Source: Internet
Actor Marion Morrison adopted the stage name John Wayne because 'Marion' had come to be more common as a female name and he felt it was at odds with the masculine cowboy characters he portrayed. Source: Internet
According to the Christian Science Monitor on 25 March 2004: The Darfur region war boils down to this: African tribes have long been at odds with Arab groups in the region over access to good land. Source: Internet
After an initial honeymoon period in the wake of October 5, DSS and the rest of DOS, led by Đinđić and his DS, found themselves increasingly at odds over the nature and pace of the governments' reform programs. Source: Internet