odds
noun
[ ɒdz ]
• the ratio between the amounts staked by the parties to a bet, based on the expected probability either way.
• "Nicer is starting at odds of 8-1"
Origin:
early 16th century: apparently the plural of the obsolete noun odd ‘odd number or odd person’.
at odds
• in conflict or at variance.
• "his behaviour is at odds with the interests of the company"
Similar:
in conflict,
in disagreement,
on bad terms,
at cross purposes,
at loggerheads,
quarrelling,
arguing,
clashing,
at daggers drawn,
at each other's throats,
at outs,
estranged,
on the outs,
at variance,
not in keeping,
out of keeping,
out of line,
out of step,
in opposition,
conflicting,
disagreeing,
differing,
contrary,
incompatible,
contradictory,
inconsistent,
irreconcilable,
incongruous,
discrepant,
