agree unanimously

Frequency: 8.535.2 per million words

Used when a group of people all reach the same decision or opinion without any disagreement.

unanimouslyVERB + unanimously

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Examples (10)

  • The committee members agreed unanimously on the new policy.
  • They agreed unanimously to proceed with the proposed plan.
  • All shareholders agreed unanimously to the merger.
  • It was a rare occasion when the board agreed unanimously on such a complex issue.
  • After much discussion, the jury finally agreed unanimously on the verdict.
  • The international community must agree unanimously on climate change solutions.
  • The decision to postpone the event was agreed unanimously by the organizers.
  • They hope to agree unanimously on the terms of the agreement next week.
  • Despite initial disagreements, they managed to agree unanimously in the end.
  • For the proposal to pass, everyone needs to agree unanimously.