disagreest

English

Verb

disagreest

1. (archaic) second-person singular simple present indicative of disagree
   • a. 1617?, “[A Plaine Discovery.] To the mislyking Reader Whosoeuer”, in Brian Rice, Enrique González-Velasco, Alexander Corrigan, editors, The Life and Works of John Napier, Springer International Publishing AG, published 2017, →ISBN, page 355:

     But ſure I am, and experience ſhall declare, that whoſoeuer by this moſt perfect way, and maner of expoſition ſhall proceed, he ſhal ſal vpon the ſame interpretation in ſubſtance, that I haue heere ſet downe, & though now thou diſagreeſt, yet then ſhalt thou accord herewith in one veritie, without any ſubſtantiall difference in effect or matter.

   • 1842, Abraham [Norwood], The Acts of the Elders, Commonly Called the Book of Abraham; Containing a Revelation Made to Him at a Protracted Meeting. […], Providence: […] the Purchaser, page 65:

     14. Believest thou that there is literally a flame of fire in the immortal world to torment men? 15. If thou dost, thou disagreest with all the more enlightened of thine own religious sect.

   • 1846, Charles Mackay, Voices from the Crowd; and Other Poems, 3rd edition, London: W^m. S. Orr & Co., […], page 64:

     Another with a bull-dog’s bark, will bay / Foul names against thee for some fancied slight / That thou ne’er dreamed of, and will damn thy work / For spite against the worker; while the next / Who thinks thy faith or politics a crime, / Will bray displeasure from his monthly stall, / And prove thee dunce, that disagreest with him; […]

   • 1869, [Edward Kenealy], Edward Wortley Montagu. An Autobiography., volume III, London: T. Cautley Newby, […], page 177:

     But condemn me not if thou disagreest with me; for I also have seen many things, and God knows I have no reason to be prejudiced.

   • 1894, Muhammad bin Khâvendshâh bin Mahmûd, translated by E[dward] Rehatsek, edited by F. F. Arbuthnot, The Rauzat-us-safa; or, Garden of Purity. Containing the Lives of Abu Bakr, O’mar, O’thmân, and A’li, the Four Immediate Successors of Muhammad the Apostle., part II, volume third, page 147:

     ‘If thou disagreest with what the companions have done, we shall hold another meeting with reference to the Khalifate;’ […]