at odds

/at ˈɒdz/

/æt ˈɑːdz/

at odds

(of opinions) in contrast to one another

(with reference to two things) in contrast to each other instead of correspondence

Examples

1. And I think that's very much at odds with how citizens today lead their lives today.

2. And I think that's very much at odds with how citizens today lead their lives today.

3. In any case, the compensation structure of YouTube is often at odds with the incentive structure of copyright law.

4. In any case, the compensation structure of YouTube is often at odds with the incentive structure of copyright law.