at variance (with)



at variance (with)

In disagreement (with someone or something). We're doing the experiment again because our results are at variance. Our fact-checker found that the witness's story was completely at variance with what the reporter had written.
See also: variance

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Francescafrahn-CHES-kah (Italian)Italian, Catalan
Ivonneee-VAWN (German)Spanish, German, Dutch
Machli-Biblical Hebrew
Panayiotis-Greek
ReganREE-gənEnglish
Anicetus-Ancient Greek (Latinized)