semiconsensual

English

Etymology

From semi- +‎ consensual.

Adjective

semiconsensual (not comparable)

  1. partially consensual
    • 2000, Arthur C. Paulson, Realignment and Party Revival: Understanding American Electoral Politics at ...‎[1]:
      Second, semiconsensual nominations are those in which a front-runner emerges early and faces vigorous opposition during the primaries before finally securing the nomination. The semiconsensual nominee is not a unanimous choice but is […]
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