Pesquisar
Dissent
01
dissenso, desacordo
disagreement with what is officially or commonly accepted
Example
The judge ’s ruling faced widespread dissent among legal scholars.
Academic dissent often drives innovation and critical thinking in research.
The group expressed dissent against the government 's decision.
02
dissenso, desacordo
(law) refusal to be bound by a decision or opinion that is contrary to one's beliefs or judgment
03
disenso, oposição
the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent
to dissent
01
discordar, opor-se
withhold assent
02
discordar, opor-se
to give or have opinions that differ from those officially or commonly accepted
Example
The minority party in parliament often dissents from the majority 's decisions on key legislative matters.
Students are encouraged to dissent respectfully and engage in constructive debate in the classroom.
It is important for a healthy democracy to allow citizens to freely dissent and voice their opinions.
03
discordar, opôr
express opposition through action or words
Exemplo
The judge’s ruling faced widespread dissent among legal scholars.
Academic dissent often drives innovation and critical thinking in research.
The group expressed dissent against the government's decision.
The committee faced dissent from members who opposed the new policy.
Despite the official stance, there was significant dissent within the organization.
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