Consensus is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for CONSENSUS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• (Latin) agreement
• a general agreement
• Agreement; accord; consent.
• agreement in the judgment or opinion reached by a group as a whole
• general agreement
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• general agreement; unanimity; the judgment arrived at by most of those concerned

Words related to CONSENSUS

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Words that contain CONSENSUS

consensuses13

How to use CONSENSUS in a sentence

• Not that there is any rival consensus and authority to take the place of dethroned Catholicism.
• Did it depend on legend alone we might, however strong the consensus of testimony, harbor some doubt about it.
• A discussion ensued closing with the consensus of opinion in favor of the greater number.
• While there is consensus on the value of local news content, the importance of rural correspondents has not always been appreciated by the powers that be in the newspaper.
• Quite unusual consensus of approval, considering it is a Government Bill.
• Now, I am thankful to say, we have in England a consensus of opinion from the representative men of the faculty that no one can gainsay.
• It would be well if there were a similar consensus about some other points which appear to be still in dispute.
• At last, for lack of the truth, Galba yielded to the consensus of error.
• Still, a consensus of such verdicts eventually forms that voice of the people which, according to an old proverb, is the voice of God.
• Neville Chamberlain was available, and there was a general consensus of opinion that he should be appointed.
• In the consensus of their ripened judgment we must look for the authoritative solution of this problem.
• It is trusting to a consensus of common human voices rather than to some isolated or arbitrary record.
• Some day there may come to be a consensus of opinion touching fundamental facts, and the science may become more independent.
• There is a certain consensus of opinion as to what properly comes under the title, even among those who differ widely as to what is the proper definition of philosophy.
• The consensus of opinion was that the dead could cry, but they could not appear.
• The consensus of opinion is that the small whitish-yellow variety is the one most to be dreaded.
• But whilst there is a very general consensus that more should be done by the State for primary education, there is no unanimity as to its being made free and compulsory.
• It is a question for the consensus of the most gifted and impartial minds, the very Areopagus of Humanity, to decide.
• It rests upon the consensus of the insight, experience, and aspiration of the race.
• Cumshaw was inclined to argue, but the consensus of opinion was against him.
• A Union Synod was formed and consensus of doctrine adopted.
• But there is too great a consensus of evidence as to his general system to make the received description of it doubtful.
• Even a majority opinion or consensus may be incorrect.
• The consensus of opinion in this association seems to have been that even if it does appear there are remedies for it.
• As far as I have been able to learn, there is a fairly general consensus of opinion that this is due to a lack of the proper kind of early training in the home.
• The consensus in illusion was wonderful, but let us grant, for the sake of argument, that it was possible.
• The consensus of opinion seems to be we shall be in Berlin in the spring.
• The consensus of opinion was favorable to the plaintiff.
• This personal error, however, is easily corrected by the consensus of human nature.
• This authority was strengthened because it represented a consensus of the many gods recognized and worshiped by the Egyptians of the Old Kingdom.
• Even now there is no consensus of opinion as to just what thinking is.
• Much will surely depend on the eventual consensus of opinion as to the date of that book itself.
• While each had its advocates, it was the consensus of opinion that each of these departments has its place, and that all were needed in the education of our colored youth.

Similar words containing NSENSU without suffix s and without prefix co

consensual12 insensuous10 consensuses13 nonsensuous11 consensually17 unsensualise12 unsensualize21 nonconsensual15 unsensualised14 unsensualises13 unsensualized23 unsensualizes22 unsensualising15 unsensualizing24 nonconsensually20

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