consensual

Word family noun consent consensionconsensusadjective consensual verb consent adverbconsensually

con·sen·su·al /kənˈsenʃuəl/ adjectiveadj formal

1 involving the agreement of all or most people in a group 全体赞同的，一致同意的

a consensual style of management

一致同意的管理风格

2. consensual sexual activity is wanted and agreed to by the people involved 〔性行为〕双方同意的，两厢情愿的

Examples from the Corpus

consensual• The act of the directing mind is here unilateral and not consensual and bilateral.• Security interests can be divided broadly into consensual and non-consensual securities.• Cohesion is maintained by building up a structure of consensual decision-making to make every individual feel an important participant.• In terms of government legislation, empirical research has indicated that a consensual model is indeed more applicable.• The starting-point for any aesthetic evaluation of the art object was based on a consensual notion of beauty.• The rhetoric of adversary politics, it is argued, hides a more consensual substance.• As masculinist networks, armies develop the usual patterns of consensual transgressive behaviour.

From Longman Business Dictionary

consensualcon·sen·su·al /kənˈsensjuəl-ʃuəl/ adjectiveadj [only before a noun]COMMERCE

consensual agreements, plans, or actions are ones in which all the people involved agree with what is being done

We think we will be able to reach aconsensual plan that’s fair to all parties.

This move towards consensual politics replaces the traditional confrontational approach we used to see between the parties.

Origin consensual

(1700-1800) Latin consensus; → CONSENSUS

单词	consensual
释义	consensual Word family noun consent consensionconsensusadjective consensual verb consent adverbconsensually con·sen·su·al /kənˈsenʃuəl/ adjectiveadj formal 1 involving the agreement of all or most people in a group 全体赞同的，一致同意的 a consensual style of management 一致同意的管理风格 2. consensual sexual activity is wanted and agreed to by the people involved 〔性行为〕双方同意的，两厢情愿的 Examples from the Corpus consensual• The act of the directing mind is here unilateral and not consensual and bilateral.• Security interests can be divided broadly into consensual and non-consensual securities.• Cohesion is maintained by building up a structure of consensual decision-making to make every individual feel an important participant.• In terms of government legislation, empirical research has indicated that a consensual model is indeed more applicable.• The starting-point for any aesthetic evaluation of the art object was based on a consensual notion of beauty.• The rhetoric of adversary politics, it is argued, hides a more consensual substance.• As masculinist networks, armies develop the usual patterns of consensual transgressive behaviour. From Longman Business Dictionary consensualcon·sen·su·al /kənˈsensjuəl-ʃuəl/ adjectiveadj [only before a noun]COMMERCE consensual agreements, plans, or actions are ones in which all the people involved agree with what is being done We think we will be able to reach aconsensual plan that’s fair to all parties. This move towards consensual politics replaces the traditional confrontational approach we used to see between the parties. Origin consensual (1700-1800) Latin consensus; → CONSENSUS
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