General and Unanimous

General

General adjective - Held by or applicable to a majority of the people.
Usage example: the general mood of the nation was one of hope and optimism

Unanimous and general are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unanimous" instead an adjective "General".

Unanimous

Unanimous adjective - Having or marked by agreement in feeling or action.

General and unanimous are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "General" instead an adjective "Unanimous".

Nearby Words: unanimity, unanimously

Both words in one sentence

  • While supposedly this is not unanimous, there is a general opinion that A Different World became a distinctive show of its own with the second season, when Lisa Bonet left, severing the connection between the show and its (ahem) parent, The Cosby Show.
  • Series / M*A*S*H It's lampshaded later on when Hawkeye refuses a second chance at temporary command Dry Crusader: Frank Burns, in "Alcoholics Unanimous"; a visiting general who's recovering from surgery, in "The Moon Is Not Blue".
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