desavindo

Portuguese

Etymology 1

From des- +‎ avindo (“agreed, arranged”).

Pronunciation

 
 

  • Hyphenation: de‧sa‧vin‧do

Adjective

desavindo (feminine desavinda, masculine plural desavindos, feminine plural desavindas, comparable)

  1. disagreeing; quarreling
    Antonym: avindo
    • 2017 February 19, Clara Barata, “O que Le Pen quer dar aos franceses é sinistro”, in Público‎[1]:
      Benoît Hamon veio a Lisboa numa viagem de estudo. Quis perceber como conseguiram as esquerdas desavindas unir-se para governar.
      Benôit Hamon came to Lisbon on a study trip. He wanted to understand how the quarreling left managed to come together to govern.

Etymology 2

Verb

desavindo

  1. inflection of desavir:
    1. gerund
    2. masculine singular past participle

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