Unanimosity

1) un·an·i·mos·i·ty: animosity towards something or someone that is held by an overwhelming majority. Unanimosity is the precursor to the angry mob.

2) unanimosity: Within a small human social ecosystem, the force that is felt by and exerts itself upon the subject(s) of the unanimous hate of said ecosystem.

3) Unanimosity: The state of widespread agreement that open hostility should be directed towards an oppressive government system by those who together identify as the target of great political injustice. Marked by violent or non-violent action being taken and seen as the only choice remaining for a people within a corrupt system.

1) Steve - "Yep, Leon has officially earned the unanimosity of his division by that stunt he pulled with the office party money."

2) Before he'd even finished crossing the office threshold the unanimosity hit him like a semi-truck and he was instantly covered in sweat.

3) The people were simply not being served nor acknowledged by their government and the resulting unanimosity eventually inspired tens of millions of Americans to take over the streets until justice was back in their hands.

by BreakGround July 26, 2019

Unanimousity

The negative feeling you get when “EVERYONE” agreed on something but nobody asked you.

The anti-vaxxers harbored a lot of UNANIMOUSITY toward the greater medical community... after all, nobody had consulted them...

by Word Burglar. June 20, 2020

inanimosity

The seemingly spiteful behavior shown by inanimate objects.

That old car has such deep-seated inanimosity for me that it's made me late to work all week.

by RJ Crane March 23, 2013

Unanimostly

A combination of the words unanimous and mostly. Meaning nearly unanimous; a majority.

The council decided unanimostly to pass the bill.

by Bananimation January 28, 2019