consensus in Latin
consensus in Latin is consensus — consensus means general agreement reached among the members of a group, usually after discussion.
consensus in Latin
consensus
General agreement among the members of a given group or community, each member of which exercises some discretion in decision-making and follow-up action.
What does "consensus" mean?
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noun General agreement reached among the members of a group, usually after discussion.
"The neighbours reached a consensus about where to put the new bench."
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verb To work toward or reach general agreement through discussion.
"After talking it through, the group consensused on a plan."
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consensus in a sentence
- The neighbours reached a consensus about where to put the new bench.
- The committee reached a consensus after a long debate.
- After talking it through, the group consensused on a plan.
- We need to consensus on a date before sending out invitations.
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What is "consensus" in Latin?
"consensus" in Latin is consensus. consensus means: General agreement reached among the members of a group, usually after discussion.
How do you use "consensus" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighbours reached a consensus about where to put the new bench." In Latin, "consensus" is consensus.
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