What it the moaning of the Idiom/proverb “To be at loggerheads” ?

ATo cooperate with enemies

BTo be in strong disagreement or dispute

CTo face stiff opposition

DTo tax one’s mind and body

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Correct Answer: B: To be in strong disagreement or dispute

Explanation: The correct answer is B: To be in strong disagreement or dispute. 'To be at loggerheads' means to be in strong disagreement or conflict with someone.

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