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IPA/disiˈðenθja/
En la reunión interna surgió disidencia sobre el proyecto.
There was dissent at the internal meeting over the project.
En la clase, varios estudiantes expresaron disidencia sobre la interpretación del texto.
In class, several students expressed dissent regarding the interpretation of the text.
An official report with one paragraph annotated 'objection' that contrasts with the rest of the text.
expresar disidencia
express dissent
mostrar disidencia
show dissent
manifestar disidencia
voice dissent
desacuerdo: Lacks agreement on a matter; a simple or private difference of opinion.
disenso: Formally expresses objection to a group's official position in meetings or records.
crítica: Points out faults or shortcomings about something for evaluation or correction.
protesta: Publicly shows opposition to a decision or system, often through collective actions.
Opinión o posición contraria a la postura mayoritaria o a la línea oficial, especialmente en asuntos políticos o institucionales.
Derived from Latin dissidentia, formed from dis- 'apart' plus sedēre 'to sit', the sense of 'sitting apart' produces Spanish disidencia for formal opposition in opinion or policy.