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1 unanimously
unanimously [ju:ˈnænɪməslɪ][vote, elect, pass] à l'unanimité ; [condemn, agree] unanimement* * *[juː'nænɪməslɪ]adverb [agree, condemn, approve] unanimement; [vote, acquit] à l'unanimité -
2 unanimously
unanimously adv [agree, condemn, approve] unanimement ; [vote, acquit] à l'unanimité ; to be unanimously against/in favour of sth être unanimement contre/en faveur de qch. -
3 unanimously
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