Consensus
Consensus noun - The state of being of one opinion about something.
Voting and consensus are semantically related in event topic. In some cases you can use "Voting" instead a noun "Consensus".
Nearby Word: consensual
Voting
Both words in one sentence
- It's somewhat complicated in that other athletic commissions can challenge the decisions of the NWA Board, though they rarely won and every single member of the NWA has voting power so enough consensus among the "big goods" can also overturn a board decision.
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It's somewhat complicated in that other athletic commission can challenge the decisions of the NWA Board, though they rarely won and every single member of the NWA has voting power so enough consensus among the "big goods" can also overturn a board decision.
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