consensual
- adjective
- /kənˈsɛnʃuəl/
- The committee made a consensual decision after discussing all options presented to them.
- a consensual relationship
- consensual decision-making
- a consensual decision
But yeah, legalize, legalize all nonviolent consensual adult activities, right.
- But yeah, legalize, legalize all nonviolent consensual adult activities, right.
- If it's playful, if it's consensual, if it's voluntary.
- A while ago someone used AI to make non consensual pornography of me.
- And you assuming it's consensual, you, you pick who you sleep with.
- The two friends ended up having consensual sexual relations with a woman.
- Minors deserve the right to consensual sex, too.
- Oh, say, can you see that was not consensual?
- And one of the questions for women was, have you ever had a consensual sexual experience?
- These women had consensual sex with me.
- Why do you think it is that people so heavily condemn consensual non monogamy like the wider culture?
- So this week, an app for consensual sex.
Examples
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Gay people have consensual gay relationships that don't bother anyone.
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We've been having lots of fun, happy, consensual sex.
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And one of the questions for women was, have you ever had a consensual sexual experience?
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And I mean, it's consensual and right.
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All of our blood play is legal and consensual.
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As long as it's consensual.
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And he says it was consensual, mutual on both sides.
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Anything that happened after that was entirely consensual.
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Mr. Sharp, do you know the difference between consensual sex and rape?
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If it's playful, if it's consensual, if it's voluntary.
Synonyms
All people agree about the same thing
Fully agreeing with others
People who have given permission after thinking about it
Antonyms
How Agreed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word consensual comes from the parts con- ('together') and sensus ('feeling'), the same idea behind the word consent. So a consensual action is one that everyone agrees to or gives permission for.