ununanimously

English

Etymology

From ununanimous +‎ -ly.

Adverb

ununanimously (comparative more ununanimously, superlative most ununanimously)

1. In an ununanimous manner; without universal agreement.
   • 2015, Karen Cantwell, Take the Monkeys and Run:

     After rounding up the girls and taking a vote, it was decided, rather ununanimously, that we would go to the International Spy Museum.