disconcur

to disagree with, to not concur

"the cowboys are a good football team."
"I disconcur, the Redskins are clearly better"

by rick gibbs November 25, 2003

disconcur

to disagree in a very polite yet firm manor.

Bob, when it comes to your ideas on feeding gypsies to elephants I have to disconcur with you.

by Jo(h)n Allen April 10, 2008

disconcur

to disagree; to not concur

Benny: Taco Bell is much better than Burger King
Eric: I disconcur. Burger King is a lot better.

by Marc November 22, 2003

Disconcur

I do not concur

I disconcur with Kevin as to the relevance of this word

by pablodiablo66 October 11, 2021

Disconcur

Usually used to show disagreement but can also be used to show that you are dont care or do not want to listen.

1 : Boy - 2 + 2 = 5
Me - I Disconcur
2 : Boy - I watched Ali G last Nught
Me - I disconcur
Boy - What!?

by jay-beezy March 11, 2009