👉 The term "nonunanimously" is a legal concept in the United States and Canada, which refers to an election or vote where each voter has the right to cast their vote for only one candidate. This principle ensures that no single voter can have more than one choice, thereby preventing any one group of voters from having an undue influence over the outcome of elections. Nonunanimously is often used in discussions regarding voting rights and the concept of a representative democracy where each citizen has a say in

nonunanimously

👉 Non-unanimously is a phrase that means everyone agrees on something or someone. It's like when everyone says they agree with you and nothing else.

Imagine, for instance, if you're playing video games and everybody in the room just shakes their head and says "I don't know" or "I can't make it out." That's like saying nobody thinks your idea is good enough. Now imagine that everyone agrees on a rule to do something, but there's no clear winner. Here's an example sentence using 'non-unanimously': "I have to play with this game because I want it to be perfect!"