be at odds

To be in conflict. They are at odds over the best way to lead the committee. Our fact-checker found that the witness's story was completely at odds with what the reporter had written. You two are still at odds? Come on, can't you make up already?

be at ˈodds (with somebody/something) (about/over something)

1 not be in agreement with somebody about something: I’m at odds with her on the question of nuclear energy.
2 (of two things) not match or correspond to each other: His colourful way of dressing is strangely at odds with his shy personality.