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ununanimously

ununanimously adverb: in an ununanimous manner; without universal agreement.

Adverb

ununanimously (comparative more ununanimously, superlative most ununanimously)

  1. In an ununanimous manner; without universal agreement.
    • After rounding up the girls and taking a vote, it was decided, rather ununanimously, that we would go to the International Spy Museum.2015, Karen Cantwell, Take the Monkeys and Run

Forms of ununanimously

comparativemore ununanimously
superlativemost ununanimously

Origin of ununanimously

From ununanimous + -ly.

Questions about ununanimously

What does ununanimously mean?
Ununanimously means in an ununanimous manner; without universal agreement.
What part of speech is ununanimously?
Ununanimously is an adverb.

Words near ununanimously in the dictionary

  1. unulcerated
  2. Unumgar
  3. unumlauted
  4. unumpired
  5. ununanimous
  6. ununanimously
  7. ununbium
  8. ununctuous
  9. ununderstandability
  10. ununderstandable
  11. ununderstandableness

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