back unanimously

Frequency: 7.518.1 per million words

To show full support for a person or proposal, with no opposition from the group.

unanimouslyVERB + unanimously

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Examples (10)

  • The committee decided to back the proposal unanimously.
  • The board members chose to back the new CEO unanimously.
  • All shareholders are expected to back the merger plan unanimously.
  • The government is hoping the public will back the new policy unanimously.
  • Despite initial disagreements, the team decided to back the project leader unanimously.
  • The resolution was backed unanimously by all present at the meeting.
  • Voters across the district backed the reform efforts unanimously.
  • The international community moved to back the peace initiative unanimously.
  • It's crucial for the entire department to back the new software unanimously.
  • The jury, after much deliberation, chose to back the defendant's claim unanimously.