disagreed
v. A2 Elementary US //dɪsəˈɡɹid// UK //dˌɪsɐɡɹˈiːd// dis·agreed
v. to have a different opinion from someone else. You disagree when you do not think something is right or true.
v. to hold a different opinion or belief; to be of a contrary view. Intransitive; typically followed by 'with' when referring to a person or 'on' when referring to a topic.
I disagree with your plan for the weekend.
The committee members disagreed on the budget cuts, causing a delay in the final vote.
While the two leaders agreed on the need for reform, they fundamentally disagreed on the methods required to achieve lasting economic stability.
Usage
Intransitive verb. Takes 'with' for people ('disagree with him') and 'on' or 'about' for topics ('disagree on the issue').