Unanimous Meaning in English

word

US

/juˈnænəməs/

yoo-NA-nuh-muhs

UK

/juːnˈænɪməs/

yoo-NA-ni-muhs

التعريف

If a group of people is unanimous, they all completely agree about something. The word is used for decisions, votes, or opinions that everyone accepts without disagreement.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Used mostly in formal or official contexts, such as 'a unanimous decision' or 'the vote was unanimous'. Emphasizes total agreement with no disagreement at all. Don't confuse with 'majority', which means most but not all agree.

• Spanish: unánime
• Portuguese (BR): unânime
• Portuguese (PT): unânime
• Chinese (Simplified): 一致的
• Chinese (Traditional): 一致的
• Hindi: एकमत
• Arabic: إجماعي
• Bengali: সর্বসম্মত
• Russian: единогласный
• Japanese: 全会一致の
• Vietnamese: nhất trí
• Korean: 만장일치의
• Turkish: oybirliğiyle
• Urdu: متفقہ
• Indonesian: bulat

جمل نموذجية

The group made a unanimous decision to go home.

basic

Their answer was a unanimous yes.

basic

The vote was unanimous among all the students.

basic

We were unanimous—it had to be pizza for dinner.

natural

The decision to cancel was unanimous—nobody wanted to risk it.

natural

It’s rare to get a unanimous opinion in such a big group.

natural