Unanimity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNANIMITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being unanimous
• agreement by all people involved; consensus
• The quality or state of being unanimous.
• everyone being of one mind
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• the quality or state of being unanimous

Words related to UNANIMITY

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How to use UNANIMITY in a sentence

• I have been agreeably surprised by the absolute unanimity of gentle and simple in the cause.
• If, at the first moment, when every thing is easy, unanimity is far from appearing as complete as had been foretold, it will, later, be much worse.
• In all these cases, however, unanimity and the sanction of their constituents are requisite.
• For we should easily have crushed the audacity of that frantic man by the authority of the senate and the unanimity of the Roman people.
• The priest guessed that the unanimity was not perhaps as perfect as the world had been given to believe.
• In times of war peoples may hate abroad and with some unanimity.
• There was, for aught we heard or could see to the contrary, an entire unanimity of sentiment.
• The strength and unanimity of this alliance is not easily conceived.
• The conviction is universal that every attack upon these conquests will rouse the whole nation with enthusiastic unanimity to arms.
• It supposes not only wisdom, but unanimity in those, who upon no other occasions are unanimous or wise.
• On most points we have, I believe, a tolerable unanimity, but there remains the question of leadership.
• Thus that unanimity which is so necessary in all public affairs became wanting, and every man, from the fear of being a bubble to another, was, in reality, a bubble to himself.
• He communicated with the leading Catholics in the Church and in the State, urging them to act with energy, concert and unanimity.
• They then with great unanimity elected Frederic, the Elector of Palatine.
• The unanimity and constancy of the Italian people are beautiful to witness.
• There was also a sort of unanimity in the opinion of the council that this was the lowest annual figure which would cover the cost of a passion.
• Towards these great objects the Scottish clergy had worked with energy and with little disturbance to their unanimity.
• It may be shewn without much difficulty, that a strict though by no means absolute unanimity is expressed only in the dogmas of the Greek Church.
• Never have you shown greater unanimity in any cause, never have you been so cordially united with the Senate.
• Though in their ultimate views and intentions these men differed widely from the former, in their present actions and discourses an entire concurrence and unanimity was observed.
• It became a continental contest, and was prosecuted on the side of the allies without conduct, spirit, or unanimity.
• The unanimity of feeling and action was a lesson to most legislative bodies, and to the Congress of the United States in particular.
• But our divisions prevent us from claiming those advantages which would result from wisdom, moderation, and unanimity.
• At any rate, practical farmers, with almost entire unanimity, think well-rotted manure is better for sandy land than fresh manure.
• They are to give their consent in their own prudent way, either virtually or in form, but with unanimity.
• Adams, and re-elected in 1805, by a vote approaching towards unanimity.
• In no large church is there a perfect unanimity of tastes as to preaching.
• To the postmaster of Philadelphia, however, whose employees displayed suspicious Republican unanimity, he administered a sharp and imperious warning.
• But before this unanimity can be matter either of wish or congratulation, we ought to be pretty sure that we are engaged in a rational pursuit.
• Burr won high honor as president of the senate, and the party nominated him for governor of New York with practical unanimity.
• Like many of our best and most progressive men, he had become disgusted with the want of discipline in the ranks, and the painful lack of unanimity amongst the leaders.
• There are other urgent questions upon which unanimity exists even at present, for example Poor Law Reform.
• It was the Senator from Illinois, who, in his pursuit of power, had prevented unanimity, by trying to plant his theory upon the party.

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