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Discover LudwigThe phrase “dissent among” is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase is used to indicate disagreement or a lack of agreement among a group of people, especially concerning a certain opinion or idea. For example, "There was dissent among the committee about the time for the meeting."
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But dissent among the companies grew.
Two notes during the week pointed to dissent among the jurors.
Instead, the Islamists suggested a conspiracy by some unknown party to sow dissent among Egyptians.
Another said: "There was significant dissent among council members uneasy about this".
In the past, dissent among the bazaarishas often gone along with political upheaval.
Unified dissent among prisoners is what leads to riots, says Mr Podmore.
They also expressed anxiety about what one official called "unprecedented controversy and dissent" among China's elite.
Wittman's stance could represent a new front of dissent among House Republicans.
There is little dissent among people of different cultures, ethnicities, races, ages and gender.
A game this size is bound to invite some dissent among the dedicated.
The only dissent among the 17 commissioners came from a black member who opposed the referendum.
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