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Definitions from the WebTerm: unanimouslyPart of Speech: adverb Sense 1: in complete agreement or with unanimous consent Usage: The committee members unanimously agreed to proceed with the proposed changes. Sentence 1: The jury unanimously reached a verdict of not guilty. Sentence 2: All the board members unanimously voted for the new company policy. Sentence 3: After a long discussion, the team unanimously chose John as the project leader. Part of Speech: adjective Sense 1: characterized by complete agreement among all parties involved Usage: The meeting ended with unanimous support for the new budget proposal. Sentence 1: The team's performance received unanimous praise from the judges. Sentence 2: We reached a unanimous decision to reschedule the event due to bad weather. Sentence 3: The play received unanimous approval from the critics. Part of Speech: noun Sense 1: a situation where all individuals or groups involved are in complete agreement Usage: The outcome of the vote was a unanimous in favor of the new bylaws. Sentence 1: The students' unanimous support led to the success of the protest. Sentence 2: The decision to expand the business was made with unanimous among the board members. Sentence 3: The team's unanimous endorsement of the project boosted its chances of approval. Related products on Amazon: | ||||
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