confirm unanimously

Frequency: 7.012.0 per million words

Used for a group officially ratifying an appointment or decision without dissent.

unanimouslyVERB + unanimously

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Examples (10)

  • The committee decided to confirm the new appointment unanimously.
  • After much deliberation, the board unanimously confirmed the new policy.
  • We expect the nomination to be unanimously confirmed by the council.
  • The shareholders will confirm the merger unanimously at today's meeting.
  • The Senate is likely to confirm the judge unanimously.
  • Despite initial doubts, the proposal was eventually unanimously confirmed.
  • The decision to proceed was unanimously confirmed by all members present.
  • They hoped the appointment would be confirmed unanimously to show full support.
  • The resolution needs to be unanimously confirmed to pass.
  • The selection panel had to confirm the candidate unanimously.