Dissent

dis-sent′, v.i. to think differently: to disagree in opinion: to differ (with from ).— n. the act of di enting: difference of opinion: a protest by a minority: a differing or separation from an established church.— ns. Di en′sion , disagreement in opinion: discord: strife; Di ent′er , one who separates on conscientious grounds from the service and worship of an established church: a nonconformist; Di ent′erage , condition of di enters; Di ent′erism ( rare ).— adj. Di en′tient , declaring di ent: disagreeing.— n. one who disagrees: one who declares his di ent.— p.adj. Di ent′ing .— adv. Di ent′ingly .— adj. Di en′tious ( Shak. ), disposed to discord, contentious. [Fr.,—L. di entīre , dis sensum — dis , apart from, sentīre , to think.]