Unanimous
/juˈnænɪməs/
Meaning & Definition
adjective
In complete agreement; having the same opinion or vote.
The committee reached a unanimous decision to approve the new policy.
Unanimously agreed upon or accepted.
The board's unanimous support for the initiative encouraged other members to join in.
Characterized by or showing complete agreement among all involved.
The vote was unanimous, reflecting the team's cohesive vision.
Having the same opinion or view as all others present.
The unanimous applause from the audience signaled their approval of the performance.
Etymology
Late Latin 'unanimus', meaning 'having the same mind'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
unanimous consent
Complete agreement among all parties involved.
unanimous decision
A decision made by all members without objection.
Related Words
consensus
General agreement among a group.
agreement
A state of having the same opinion or feeling.
unison
Simultaneous performance or utterance.