Meaning & Definition of word "Consensual"

Consensual

/kənˈsɛnʃuəl/

1. Relating to or made by mutual consent.
- Example: The two parties entered into a consensual agreement to collaborate on the project.
2. Involving the consent of all parties; voluntary.
- Example: They engaged in a consensual relationship based on trust and open communication.
3. Characterized by agreement or consent among individuals.
- Example: The decision was made consensually, ensuring that everyone's voice was heard.
4. Relating to or derived from consent, especially in a legal context.
- Example: The court recognized the consensual nature of the contract, validating the claims made by both sides.

From Latin 'consensualis', from 'consensus' meaning agreement.

consensual agreement:

An agreement made with the consent of all parties.

consensual relationship:

A relationship where both parties have mutually agreed to it.

consensual act:

An act performed with the consent of all involved.

consent:

Permission for something to happen or agreement to do something.

agreement:

A mutual arrangement, typically one that is formalized.

tacit:

Understood or implied without being directly stated.

Meaning: Consen-yes

Example Sentence: If both people are in, it's a consens-yes before it happens.

Meaning: Green light

Example Sentence: We gave each other the green light, so it was consensual.