dispar (noun) /dɪsˈpär/ (verb) /dɪˈspɑr/ (verb, obsolete) /dɪˈspɑr/ (verb, obsolete)

Definitions

1. noun

a difference in opinion, interpretation, or evaluation, often resulting in a disagreement or contradiction

“The researcher identified a dispar between the two theories, which needed to be reconciled.”

2. verb

to express a difference in opinion or interpretation, often resulting in a disagreement or contradiction

“The two scholars dispar on the historical event, each providing their own account.”

3. verb

to disparage or belittle (obsolete)

“The poet’s words were often used to dispar the nobility.”