unanimously
adv. manneradv. in a way that shows everyone in a group agrees on a decision. You use this when there are no 'no' votes or different opinions.
adv. in a manner that reflects the total agreement of all people involved. Often describes the outcome of a formal vote or a collective decision-making process.
The committee voted unanimously to approve the new budget.
The board of directors unanimously elected the new CEO after a very successful interview.
Despite initial disagreements during the debate, the council members eventually voted unanimously to preserve the historic landmark for future generations.
From unanimous + -ly.
Typically follows the verb it modifies, especially in formal reporting of votes or decisions.
The decision was unanimous decided.The decision was unanimously decided.Learners often use the adjective 'unanimous' when the adverbial form 'unanimously' is required to modify the verb.