Consensus ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Consensus ( noun )

1. A general agreement among a group of people.
2. A general agreement among the members of a group or community as to a course of action.

Origin:

From latin consensus, from consentire ("to agree"), from con- ("with") + sentire ("to feel").

Examples:

1. The team reached a consensus on the proposal.
2. The company was able to achieve a consensus on the new policy.
3. The group struggled to reach a consensus on the issue.
4. The community was able to come to a consensus on the development plan.
5. The council reached a consensus on the budget for the next fiscal year.

(As a verb)

Consensus ( verb )

1. A general agreement among a group of people.
2. A general agreement among the members of a group or community as to a course of action.

Origin:

From latin consensus, from consentire ("to agree"), from con- ("with") + sentire ("to feel").

Examples:

1. The team reached a consensus on the proposal.
2. The company was able to achieve a consensus on the new policy.
3. The group struggled to reach a consensus on the issue.
4. The community was able to come to a consensus on the development plan.
5. The council reached a consensus on the budget for the next fiscal year.