unilaterally (Meaning)
unilaterally (r)
in a unilateral manner; by means of one part or party
Synonyms & Antonyms of unilaterally
unilaterally Sentence Examples
- The government unilaterally imposed a tax increase, sparking widespread protests.
- The company unilaterally terminated its contract with the supplier, claiming breach of terms.
- The union unilaterally declared a strike, halting operations across the country.
- The nation unilaterally withdrew from the international treaty, effectively isolating itself.
- The student unilaterally dropped out of school, without consulting her parents.
- The neighbor unilaterally built a fence on our shared property line, encroaching on our space.
- The CEO unilaterally promoted a junior employee to a senior position, bypassing the established hierarchy.
- The landlord unilaterally hiked the rent, leaving tenants scrambling for alternative housing.
- The pharmaceutical company unilaterally raised the price of its life-saving medication, drawing public outrage.
- The sports league unilaterally suspended a player for violating its code of conduct, sparking a legal dispute.
FAQs About the word unilaterally
in a unilateral manner; by means of one part or party
severally,independently, singly, single-handedly, apart, individually, solely, separately, unassisted,single-handed
jointly, together, mutually, collectively, together, conjointly, unanimously, conjointly,jointly, collectively
The government unilaterally imposed a tax increase, sparking widespread protests.
The company unilaterally terminated its contract with the supplier, claiming breach of terms.
The union unilaterally declared a strike, halting operations across the country.
The nation unilaterally withdrew from the international treaty, effectively isolating itself.
