unanimity

unanimity

English

Etymology

From Middle French unanimité, from Late Latin ūnanimitās.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /juːnəˈnɪmɪti/

Noun

unanimity (countable and uncountable, plural unanimities)

1. The condition of agreement by all parties, the state of being unanimous.

Synonyms

• consensus

Antonyms

• pluranimity

Translations

condition

Catalan: unanimitat f Chinese: Mandarin: 一致 (zh) (yīzhì) Finnish: yksituumaisuus (fi), yksimielisyys (fi) French: unanimité (fr) German: Einstimmigkeit f Greek: ομοφωνία (el) f (omofonía) Ancient: ὁμόνοια f (homónoia) Ido: unanimeso (io) Irish: aontoilíocht f

Japanese: 満場一致 (まんじょういっち, manjō itchi) Korean: 만장일치 (ko) (manjang-ilchi) Kurdish: Sorani: یه‌کێتی‎ (yekéti) Norwegian: Bokmål: enstemmighet (no) m or f Polish: jednomyślność (pl) Portuguese: unanimidade (pt) f Russian: единоду́шие (ru) n (jedinodúšije), единогла́сие (ru) n (jedinoglásije), единомы́слие (ru) n (jedinomýslije) Swedish: enhällighet (sv) c

See also

• unanimity on Wikipedia.Wikipedia