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unanimous

unanimous

110 4.4
Everyone agrees about the same thing
  • adjective
  • /juˈnænɪməs/
: unánime
  • It's unanimous, finally.
  • unanimous agreement
  • a unanimous decision
  • a unanimous opinion

And ultimately you need a unanimous verdict to convict somebody.

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Examples

  • All right, we have a unanimous vote down, so we're stopping the game.

  • Sentiment in favor of the marriage was so unanimous that gifts of considerable value were contributed.

    Fiction book (1994)
  • And when they went and told their team they followed through on the advice, the team's unanimous response was us too.

  • I think we all need to be unanimous on this.

  • There was a unanimous vote, and not a single question was raised one way or another.

    Academic text (2017)
  • The United States Supreme Court, in a unanimous opinion written by Justice Frank Murphy, agreed.

    Academic text (2008)
  • We spent the last six months doing an extensive search and ended up with a unanimous recommendation to the Board of Trustees.

  • Washington was elected the first President of the United States by a unanimous choice of the electors.

    Academic text (1993)
  • And ultimately you need a unanimous verdict to convict somebody.

  • The committee reached a unanimous decision to approve the new policy.

Synonyms

in agreement
vsunanimous
92 2.1

Being of the same opinion as other people

is a general phrase that may imply partial rather than full agreement
agreed
vsunanimous
5 1.0

People have the same opinion about something

can mean shared opinion but may lack complete agreement among everyone
concurring
vsunanimous
3 5.4

Agreeing with other people about an idea or decision

covers the same agreement but not necessarily from every member
undivided
vsunanimous
2 4.2

A group that is completely united and not split by disagreement

focuses on shared opinion specifically rather than general unity
consentaneous
vsunanimous
  • Archaic
1 9.9

All people agree about the same thing

is a general term for full shared opinion without harmony emphasis
consentient
vsunanimous
  • Archaic
9.9

Fully agreeing with others

is the broader phrase for full shared opinion rather than a formal label

Antonyms

238 3.0

Split into groups that do not agree

How United

unanimous
110 4.4
united
∞ 2.2
in agreement
92 2.1
split
96 4.2
divided
238 3.0

Surface Forms

unanimous positive

Etymology

Unanimous comes from the Latin parts uni- 'one' and animus 'mind'. So a unanimous decision means everyone is 'of one mind' and agrees.