consentaneity

consentaneity

The committee reached a decision with complete consentaneity.

Definition

Consentaneity (noun):
1. The state or quality of being in agreement, harmony, or accord with something or someone.
2. Mutual agreement or consensus, especially in opinion, feeling, or action.

Usage Examples
  • (Their agreement in opinion led to an easy discussion.)
  • (The harmony and cooperation between the departments were crucial.)
  • (Their playing was perfectly synchronized and harmonious.)
Advanced Usage
  • "in consentaneity with": in agreement or harmony with something.
    • The new policy was implemented in consentaneity with the company's long-term goals. (The policy aligned perfectly with the company's objectives.)
  • "consentaneity of purpose": shared goals or intentions.
    • The team's consentaneity of purpose drove them to achieve remarkable results. (Their united focus on a common aim was the key to success.)
Variants and Related Words
  • Consentaneous (adj): characterized by agreement or harmony.
    • Their consentaneous decision to postpone the event surprised no one. (They agreed unanimously.)
  • Consentient (adj): agreeing in opinion or feeling; unanimous.
    • The jury was consentient in its verdict. (The jury was in full agreement.)
  • Consent (n/ v): permission or agreement; to give approval.
    • She gave her consent to the plan. (She agreed to it.)
Synonyms
  • Agreement: harmony of opinion or action.
  • Harmony: a consistent, orderly, or pleasing arrangement of parts.
  • Unanimity: complete agreement by all parties.
  • Consensus: general agreement among a group.
Antonyms
  • Discord: lack of agreement or harmony.
  • Dissent: disagreement with a prevailing opinion.
  • Conflict: a serious disagreement or argument.
Related Idioms
  • In accord with: in agreement with.
    • His actions were in accord with his principles. (His actions matched his beliefs.)
  • Of one mind: sharing the same opinion or intention.
    • The committee was of one mind about the budget cuts. (They all agreed.)
Phrasal Verbs
  • Consent to: to agree to something.
    • She consented to the terms of the contract. (She agreed to them.)