Correct option is D
The correct option to fill in the blank is
(d) with.
Explanation:
The fixed expression is
at odds with, which means
in disagreement with, in conflict with, or inconsistent with.
(विरोध में होना/मेल न खाना) The sentence states that her views conflict with the institution's values; therefore,
with is the correct preposition.
At odds with: In disagreement or conflict with.
(विरोध में, असंगत)
Example:
· His actions were at odds with his promises.
· The new policy is at odds with the company's mission.
Why other options are incorrect:
·
(a) to: The expression
at odds to is grammatically incorrect.
·
(b) from:
At odds from is not an accepted English collocation.
·
(c) against: Though
against expresses opposition, the fixed phrase is
at odds with, not
at odds against.
Information Booster:
Some common adjective/preposition combinations:
· Different
from
· Similar
to
· Interested
in
· Responsible
for
· At odds
with
· Consistent
with