unanimously reject

Frequency: 7.412.0 per million words

Used when everyone in a group agrees.

rejectADVERB + VERB

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unanimously

Examples (10)

  • The committee decided to unanimously reject the new proposal.
  • Shareholders unanimously rejected the hostile takeover bid.
  • The board members will likely unanimously reject the budget cuts.
  • Despite a long debate, the motion was unanimously rejected by the council.
  • It was rare for the jury to unanimously reject the prosecutor's arguments.
  • The villagers unanimously rejected the construction of the new highway.
  • All faculty members unanimously rejected the change in academic policy.
  • We should unanimously reject any offer that does not meet our minimum demands.
  • The delegates are expected to unanimously reject the revised treaty terms.
  • The public outrage caused the government to unanimously reject the controversial bill.