Collocations for disagree - verb
ADVERB
emphatically (esp. AmE),
passionately,
profoundly,
sharply,
strenuously,
strongly,
vehemently,
vigorously,
violently,
wholeheartedly
The only time we sharply disagreed was over the children's education.
The only time we sharply disagreed was over the children's education.
completely,
entirely,
totally
I disagree totally with this policy.
I disagree totally with this policy.
fundamentally
flatly
I flatly disagree with that policy.
flatly
I flatly disagree with that policy.
respectfully
I must respectfully disagree with her on this point.
I must respectfully disagree with her on this point.
simply
He and I simply disagree.
He and I simply disagree.
openly,
publicly
I feel uncomfortable publicly disagreeing with a colleague.
I feel uncomfortable publicly disagreeing with a colleague.
personally
I personally disagreed with several elements of the proposal.
I personally disagreed with several elements of the proposal.
obviously
Victoria and I obviously disagree on this issue.
Victoria and I obviously disagree on this issue.
not necessarily
VERB + disagree
be difficult to,
be hard to,
can hardly
When I pointed out that it had been her idea in the first place, she could hardly disagree.
When I pointed out that it had been her idea in the first place, she could hardly disagree.
PREPOSITION
about
Frank and Alison disagree about everything.
Frank and Alison disagree about everything.
on
We disagree on this matter.
We disagree on this matter.
over
Many in the government disagree over the scale of the changes.
Many in the government disagree over the scale of the changes.
with
I disagree strongly with this idea.
It is difficult to disagree with the chairman on this point.
I disagree strongly with this idea.
It is difficult to disagree with the chairman on this point.
PHRASES
to agree to disagree
(= to agree with sb that you have different opinions about sth)
Disagree is used with these nouns as the subject:
court, judge, scientist, side
court, judge, scientist, side