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to have no objection; to have no different opinion
A formal expression used to indicate agreement or non-opposition to a proposal, decision, or arrangement. Composed of 異存 (a differing opinion or objection) + ない (none).
A formal, polite way to express agreement. Common in business meetings, contract discussions, and official correspondence.
Common patterns
- 〜に異存ない: to have no objection to ~
- 異存がなければ: if there is no objection
- 異存はございません: humble form, "I have no objection"
- 異存を唱える: to raise an objection (the opposite)
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More formal and written-sounding than 反対しない (don't oppose) or 問題ない (no problem). Often used by superiors or in official settings to signal consent without enthusiasm — a neutral acceptance rather than positive endorsement.