unanimously declare

Frequency: 6.78.8 per million words

When a group of people declare something with total agreement.

declareADVERB + declare

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unanimously

Examples (10)

  • The jury unanimously declared the defendant not guilty.
  • The selection committee unanimously declared her the winner of the prestigious award.
  • After hours of debate, the council unanimously declared a state of emergency.
  • The board of directors unanimously declared their full support for the new CEO.
  • He was unanimously declared the party's candidate for the upcoming election.
  • The international court unanimously declared the act a violation of human rights.
  • In a historic vote, the delegates unanimously declared the founding of the new republic.
  • The members unanimously declared the resolution adopted.
  • The panel of experts will unanimously declare their findings at the press conference.
  • Following the audit, the company was unanimously declared bankrupt.