unanimidad
“unanimidad” means “unanimity” in Spanish (when every person in a group agrees on something).
unanimity
Also: consensus, complete agreement
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La ley fue aprobada por unanimidad en el congreso.
B1The law was passed unanimously in congress.
Hubo una falta de unanimidad entre los miembros del jurado.
B2There was a lack of unanimity among the jury members.
Es difícil alcanzar la unanimidad en temas tan complejos.
C1It is difficult to reach unanimity on such complex topics.
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Quick Quiz: unanimidad
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Which of these is the correct way to say 'They voted unanimously'?
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📚 Etymology▼
From the Latin word 'unanimitas,' which combines 'unus' (one) and 'animus' (mind or soul). Essentially, it means being of one mind.
First recorded: 15th century
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I say 'unanimously' in Spanish?
The most common way is the phrase 'por unanimidad,' though you can also use the adverb 'unánimemente.'
Is 'unanimidad' used in everyday conversation?
It is a bit formal. You will hear it in the news or in business meetings, but rarely while hanging out with friends at a café.
Can I use 'unanimidad' for just two people?
Technically yes, if both agree, but it is usually reserved for larger groups, committees, or voting bodies.