Consensus (noun)
kon-sen-sus
A general agreement.
Mid 17th century from Latin, ‘agreement’, from consens- ‘agreed’, from the verb consentire.
Example sentences
“The UK may have now left the EU but it is sadly without consensus from all the British people.”
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