Translation guide
The state of everyone agreeing or having the same opinion. In Japanese, this is often expressed through adverbs, set phrases, or verbs rather than a single noun.
Expressing that a decision or opinion was unanimous, with everyone in agreement.
A common phrase meaning 'unanimous' or 'unanimously', often used in formal contexts like meetings or votes.
The proposal was passed unanimously.
Literally 'with all members agreeing', used as an adverb to describe unanimous actions.
Means 'no objection', often used to confirm unanimity in informal settings.
Emphasizing that everyone shares the exact same opinion or feeling.
The English noun 'unanimity' is rarely directly translated as a single Japanese noun. Instead, use adverbial phrases like 満場一致で or verb phrases like 意見が一致する. Using a dictionary noun like 一致 alone may sound unnatural without context.
They unanimously opposed the plan.
Similar to 満場一致, but emphasizes the entire assembly or committee. Slightly more formal.
The committee unanimously approved the new rule.
"Is this plan okay?" "No objections!"
Everyone's opinions were in agreement.
An idiomatic phrase meaning 'to unite hearts' or 'be of one mind', often used in motivational contexts.
The team united in heart and aimed for victory.
A formal noun meaning 'consensus' or 'collective will'. Used in official statements.
This is the consensus of the people.