Nesouhlasu

Nesouhlasu is the genitive singular form of the Czech noun nesouhlas, which denotes disapproval or disagreement. The term describes a state or act in which someone does not share consent or approval with a proposal, decision, or statement. In everyday Czech, nesouhlas is used to express objections, while nesouhlasu appears in constructions such as "nesouhlasu s" and in formal writing to refer to the disapproval itself.

The word is built from souhlas (consent) with the prefix ne- indicating negation. Its semantic development mirrors similar terms in many languages, such as English disapproval or dissent.

Nesouhlasu can refer to a private opinion or an official stance; common collocations include vyjádřit nesouhlas, projevovat nesouhlas, and nesouhlas s návrhem. It can denote a mild objection or a strong opposition depending on context. The term is used in both personal communication and formal discourse.

In political or organizational settings, nesouhlas is often recorded in minutes or statements as part of deliberation, for example when members express nesouhlas with a proposal or a section of a bill. The concept is related to synonyms such as rozpor, protest, or dissent, and contrasts with the more neutral souhlas (consent) and with terms indicating mere acceptance or rejection.

See also souhlas, nesouhlas, rozpor, protest, dissent.