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Definition of «unanimity»

Unanimity refers to a complete agreement or unity among all members of a group, organization, or society. It means that everyone shares the same opinion, belief, or decision, and there are no dissenting voices or opposing views. In other words, unanimity is when everyone is in full accord and harmony on an issue.

Usage examples

  1. After much debate, the shareholders finally achieved unanimity on the proposed merger.
  2. The team worked together with unanimity to complete the project ahead of schedule.
  3. The board of directors expressed their unanimity in supporting the CEO's strategic plan.
  4. The jury showed unanimity in their verdict, finding the defendant guilty of all charges.

Phrases with «unanimity»

Sentences with «unanimity»

  • The «Uniting for Peace» doctrine, invoked in November 1950 via its resolution 377A (V), allows the UN General Assembly to recommend collective action when the Security Council, because of lack of unanimity of the permanent members, fails to exercise its responsibility in a matter. (politics.stackexchange.com)
  • What I personally found most interesting was the degree of unanimity in the view that the biggest gap in the way in which we educate lawyers isn't connected with the substance of law. (canadianlawyermag.com)
  • If climate change, with near unanimity among environmental scientists that it's at least partially mankind - enabled, still encounters resistance and intractability among the public, it's hard to see how one crummy little study in an obscure journal about rocks will persuade a state court that fracking and earthquakes are indisputably linked. (rocketlawyer.com)
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