disagreement

[Fr. désagrément.] 1. The state or quality of not being in accord, harmony, or agreement. "Its early date, the absence of any known author who lived at or near the time, and its disagreement with other accounts of the same person, render its veracity suspicious."-Lewis: Cred. Early Rom . Hist . (1855), ch. vi., § 4. 2. Unsuitablene , unfitne . "There nece arily arises an agreement or disagreement of some things to others, or a fitne or unfitne of the applications of different things or different relations one to another."-Clarke: On the Attributes, Prop. 10. 3. A difference of opinion or views. "As touching their several opinions in truth their disagreement is not great."- Hooker. Eccles. Polity. 4. A falling out, a quarrel, a difference.