be at odds

to disagree (often + with ) She's at odds with the mayor over cuts in the department's budget. (often + over ) They're at odds over the funding for the project.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Diot	-	Medieval English
Yakov	YAH-kahf (Russian)	Hebrew, Russian, Bulgarian
Fri&Eth;Uswi&Thorn;	-	Anglo-Saxon
Maximilien	-	French
HalldÓRa	-	Icelandic
Gervase	JUR-vəs	English (Rare)