Meaning

1 senses
  1. (idiomatic)In disagreement; conflicting.

    The witness’s statement seems to be at odds with the evidence—not a good sign for the prosecutor.

Translations

4 languages

Origin

From at + odds (“(obsolete) dissimilarity; inequality”).

From at + odds (“(obsolete) dissimilarity; inequality”).

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