conflict with — to be incompatible or at odds with something; to clash or disagree with
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to be incompatible or at odds with something; to clash or disagree with
Pronunciation (IPA): /kənˈflɪkt wɪð/
Example Sentences
- My dentist appointment conflicts with the final exam, so I have to reschedule.
- My idea of a fun Friday night conflicts with my mom's idea of 'family time.'
- Her strong opinions always conflict with everyone else's during group projects.
conflict with
VERB[/kənˈflɪkt wɪð/]
to be incompatible or at odds with something; to clash or disagree with
Her weekend plans conflict with the surprise family reunion her mom just announced.
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“My dentist appointment conflicts with the final exam, so I have to reschedule.”
“My idea of a fun Friday night conflicts with my mom's idea of 'family time.'”
“Her strong opinions always conflict with everyone else's during group projects.”
“The new environmental policy conflicts with the interests of several large corporations.”
“This scientific finding conflicts with what we learned in textbooks last year.”
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