disconformidad

disagreement

noun dees-kohn-fohr-mee-DAHD Rare

Also means

nonconformity

Usage Note

Disconformidad denotes a formal or stated disagreement with a decision, plan, or norm — it is more legalistic and explicit than desacuerdo. It frequently appears in administrative, legal, and journalistic writing. The adjective is disconforme, used where English would say 'dissatisfied' or 'not in agreement'.

Examples

"Expresó su disconformidad con la propuesta."

Natural Translation

She expressed her disagreement with the proposal.

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