disagreed
- 1Simple past and past participle of disagree.
The committee members disagreed sharply over the proposed budget.
Historians have long disagreed about the causes of the war.
Note
The verb is regular, so one spelling serves both the plain past (they disagreed) and the perfect after have (they have disagreed). Being intransitive, it never takes a direct object: the point at issue comes through a preposition, as in disagreed over the budget or about the causes, and the other party through with. The same form also carries the quieter meaning of failing to correspond, as when two accounts disagreed.
disagreed is a form of disagree
disagree, verb: To fail to agree; to hold a different opinion or belief from another person. Full entry
- Forms
- disagreedisagrees he/she/itdisagreeing -ing formdisagreed past tense, past participle
- Spelling
- disagree → disagreed: add -d
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /d/.
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