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unanimism
noun
unan·i·mism
\yüˈnanəˌmizəm\
Definition of unanimism
-s
: a doctrine that the unifying principles in human groups are more significant (as for representation in literature) than personal individualities
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Origin and Etymology of unanimism
French unanimisme, from unanime unanimous (from Latin unanimus) + -isme -ism
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