Finally
Finally adverb - At a later time.
Unanimously and finally are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unanimously" instead an adverb "Finally".
Unanimously
Unanimously adverb - Of one mind; without dissent.
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Synonyms for Unanimously
Finally and unanimously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Finally" instead an adverb "Unanimously".
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Related pairs
- end and finally
- end and unanimously
- absolutely and finally
- absolutely and unanimously
- wholly and finally
- wholly and unanimously
- fully and finally
- fully and unanimously
- completely and finally
- completely and unanimously
- extensively and finally
- extensively and unanimously
- ultimately and finally
- ultimately and unanimously
Both words in one sentence
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His performances in his final year, though playing to packed theatres, were panned at each and every opportunity, until finally they unanimously gave the Critics' Award to a new, uprising actor.
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When Games Workshop finally released an official Tau fleet, gamers almost unanimously decided they preferred the Fire Warrior/Forge World fleet by a large margin.
Source: Standard Human Spaceship - Not Deadpool, oh no, but critics and fans pretty much unanimously praised Ryan Reynolds as pre-experimented Wade Wilson; when the much Truer to the Text Deadpool movie was finally made, it would have been ridiculous had they picked someone other than Reynolds to portray the title character.
Source: Ensemble Darkhorse / Film
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