Consensus
Consensus noun - The state of being of one opinion about something.
Usage example: finally reached a consensus on how to spend the money that the club had raised
Understanding and consensus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Understanding" instead a noun "Consensus".
Nearby Word: consensual
Understanding
Understanding noun - An arrangement about action to be taken.
Consensus and understanding are semantically related. You can use "Consensus" instead a noun "Understanding".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- sympathy and consensus
- sympathy and understanding
- empathy and consensus
- empathy and understanding
- pact and consensus
- pact and understanding
- covenant and consensus
- covenant and understanding
- agreement and consensus
- agreement and understanding
- contract and consensus
- contract and understanding
- rapport and consensus
- rapport and understanding
How words are described
| mortal | mortal consensus | mortal understanding |
| good | good consensus | good understanding |
| full | full consensus | full understanding |
| clear | clear consensus | clear understanding |
| Other adjectives: common, complete, solid, current, popular, strong, entire, real, little, new, general, incomplete, unspoken, mutual, greater, growing, basic, scientific, modern. | ||
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