consensual

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    existing by consent

Word Origin

consensual (adj.)
1754, "having to do with consent," from stem of Latin consensus (see consensus) + -al (1). Meaning "by consent" is attested from 1800.

Example

1. But the framework for negotiations is as robust as it could be under a consensual process .
2. Both parties did indeed call the affair between boss and subordinate consensual .
3. A further headwind is that politics is rather consensual .
4. Undermining the consensual system of labour relations .
5. Part of the reason I didn 't like working in that department was that everyone was too polite and too consensual .

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