consensuscalls
nounUK /kənˈsɛnsəs kɔːlz/
US /kənˈsɛnsəs kɔlz/
Agreements that everyone in a group makes together.
The team made consensuscalls about which game to play at recess.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. Decisions reached when all members of a group agree.
After a long talk, the club reached consensuscalls on the new rules.
3. Phone conversations where people work out a shared opinion.
The teachers had consensuscalls to plan the school fair.
4. Moments when a whole group says yes to the same idea.
The family's consensuscalls made the holiday plans easy.