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Definition of unanimously - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
agreementin complete agreement without any dissent
- The committee unanimously approved the new policy.
- The board unanimously voted to extend the contract.
- The jury unanimously found the defendant guilty.
Origin of unanimously
Latin, unus (one) + animus (mind)
Terms with unanimously included in their meaning
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full agreement
unanimously or without dissent
unanimously
without exception or exclusion
unanimously
agreed upon by everyone involved
unanimously
everyone agrees without any objection
unanimous
unanimously agreed without any opposition
unanimously
in complete agreement by everyone involved
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- French:à l'unanimité, ...
- German:einstimmig, ...
- Italian:all'unanimità, ...
- Spanish:por unanimidad, ...
- Portuguese:por unanimidade, ...
- Chinese:一致地, ...
- Japanese:満場一致で, ...
- Arabic:بِإِجْمَاع, ...
- Hebrew:פֶּה אֶחָד, ...
- Russian:единогласно, ...
- Ukrainian:одноголосно, ...
- Hindi:सर्वसम्मति से, ...
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