Nesúhlas

Nesúhlas is a Slovak noun that denotes disagreement or lack of consent. It refers to a stance opposing a proposal, decision, policy, or action and can apply to individuals or groups. In political, legal, and social contexts, nesúhlas expresses objection, dissent, or resistance without necessarily implying formal rejection.

Originating from the prefix ne- added to súhlas (consent), nesúhlas is a standard term in Slovak. The related verb is nesúhlasiť, meaning to disagree, while the antonym is súhlasiť (to consent).

Common expressions include vyjadriť nesúhlas (to express disagreement) and mať nesúhlas s návrhom (to have a disagreement with a proposal). In parliamentary or organizational settings, nesúhlas may accompany objections, petitions, or debates, and may lead to procedural actions such as amendments or votes reflecting dissent. The term is neutral and can describe both reasoned objection and broader opposition.

Translations into English are disagreement, dissent, or objection. Related Slovak terms include súhlas (consent) and odpor (opposition). Nesúhlas is a common linguistic tool for labeling disagreement in Slovak discourse.