What is another word for unanimously elected?
Pronunciation: [juːnˈanɪməsli ɪlˈɛktɪd] (IPA) 
The phrase "unanimously elected" means that a group of individuals have all voted in agreement for a particular individual to be chosen for a certain position or office. Synonyms for "unanimously elected" include "elected by acclamation," "elected by consensus," and "elected unanimously." These phrases indicate that there was no division or debate among the group voting, and that the individual was chosen with complete agreement. Other words that can be used to convey the same meaning include "chosen unanimously," "elected without opposition," and "elected by a unanimous vote." Regardless of the specific phrase or word used, "unanimously elected" always implies that the individual was chosen without any negative sentiment or opposition.
