decide unanimously

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To make a formal choice or decision as a group with no dissenting members.

unanimouslyVERB + unanimously

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Examples (10)

  • The committee members agreed to decide unanimously on the new proposal.
  • After a long discussion, the jury decided unanimously on the verdict.
  • They will decide unanimously who will represent them at the conference.
  • It was important for the board to decide unanimously on such a critical matter.
  • The council is expected to decide unanimously to adopt the new policy.
  • Despite initial disagreements, the team managed to decide unanimously on the project's direction.
  • The judges are likely to decide unanimously in favor of the plaintiff.
  • We must decide unanimously to ensure everyone's full support.
  • The shareholders decided unanimously to elect a new chairman.
  • Can we decide unanimously on a date for the next meeting?