Complete agreement among all people involved; the condition of being unanimous, where everyone shares the same opinion or decision. It represents perfect consensus without dissent.
From Latin 'unanimitas,' formed from 'unus' (one) and 'animus' (mind or spirit). Literally means 'one mind,' expressing the idea of complete mental unity among a group.
True unanimity is incredibly rare in groups larger than two people—which is why it's so powerful when it occurs! Most 'unanimous' decisions actually involve some people staying quiet rather than everyone genuinely agreeing.
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