She's at odds with the mayor over cuts in the department's budget.
(often + with)
They're at odds over the funding for the project.
(often + over)
be at odds (with)
To be in conflict (with). They are at odds over the best way to lead the committee.Our fact-checker found that the witness's story was completely at odds with what the reporter had written.
be at ˈodds (with somebody/something) (about/over something)
1 not be in agreement with somebody about something: I’m at odds with her on the question of nuclear energy. 2 (of two things) not match or correspond to each other: His colourful way of dressing is strangely at odds with his shy personality.