Unanimously Moderate

Unanimously has 2 different meanings across 1 category:

Adverb

Definitions

Adverb

of one mind; without dissent

"the Senate unanimously approved the bill"

"we voted unanimously"

unanimously nem con nemine contradicente

In a unanimous manner; without objection.

"The committee voted unanimously to approve the new budget proposal."

In plain English: Unanimously means everyone agrees without any disagreement at all.

"The committee voted unanimously to approve the new plan."

Usage: Use unanimously to describe an action where every member of a group agrees, such as when voters approve a motion or jurors reach a verdict. This adverb specifically emphasizes the absence of any dissenting opinions among those involved in the decision.

Example Sentences

"The committee voted unanimously to approve the new plan." adv

"The committee voted unanimously to approve the new budget plan." adv

"Our family decided unanimously that we would take a trip to the beach this summer." adv

"Everyone at the meeting spoke unanimously about how much they loved the event." adv

Origin

Unanimously comes from the adjective unanimous, which itself is formed by adding the prefix un- to the Latin word animus, meaning "mind." The suffix -ly was then attached to create an adverb describing actions done with everyone sharing the same mind or opinion.

Rhyming Words

sly wisly srsly on sly measly grisly thusly horsly massly crossly bogusly piously grossly pressly crassly kingsly needsly joyously diversly fumously

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