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be at loggerheads

idiom/bi ət ˈlɔɡɚhɛdz/

to strongly disagree or argue with someone

The two neighbors have been at loggerheads over the property line for years.

word origin — From the 1600s — 'loggerheads' were long-handled tools used as weapons in naval battles, symbolizing direct conflict.