Consensus and Union

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

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Union and consensus are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Union" instead a noun "Consensus".

Nearby Word: consensual

Union noun - The act or an instance of joining two or more things into one.

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Consensus and union are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Consensus" instead a noun "Union".

old	old consensus	old union
complete	complete consensus	complete union
entire	entire consensus	entire union
real	real consensus	real union
Other adjectives: large, new, political, former, rising, modern, historical.

It does something, but no one really knows what... Consensus seems to be union cohesion, which affects commands generated.

Source: Video Game / The Last Remnant
General consensus holds that the closest thing to this that is likely to happen is some kind of EU-like "Arab Union," but that won't happen for at least another generation—if ever.

Source: Middle Eastern Coalition
Or the European Union - pro-democracy and extremely pro-human rights, as well as international consensus and co-operation - alongside a ton of bureaucracy and inefficiency.

Source: Fridge / Sid Meiers Alpha Centauri

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