Completely
Completely adverb - To a full extent or degree.
Unanimously and completely are semantically related. in entirely topic. In some cases you can use "Unanimously" instead an adverb "Completely".
Unanimously
Unanimously adverb - Of one mind; without dissent.
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Synonyms for Unanimously
Completely and unanimously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Completely" instead an adverb "Unanimously".
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Related pairs
- absolutely and completely
- absolutely and unanimously
- quite and completely
- quite and unanimously
- wholly and completely
- wholly and unanimously
- exclusively and completely
- exclusively and unanimously
- altogether and completely
- altogether and unanimously
- fully and completely
- fully and unanimously
- extensively and completely
- extensively and unanimously
Both words in one sentence
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Sunnydale Syndrome being what it is, it's a completely implausible and unanimously accepted explanation for what happened.
Source: Gas Leak Cover-Up - The ship's captain was killed in the accident and Bob is unanimously chosen as the new captain, even though he's completely unqualified to captain a spaceship.
Source: Heroism Equals Job Qualification -
Things go completely to hell when cops are killed by Hush and the police near-unanimously stand behind the Batman.
Source: Comic Book / Batman Eternal
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