Synonyms for unilaterally
uni·lat·er·al·ly

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1. unilaterally, one-sidedlyadverb

   in a unilateral manner; by means of one part or party

   "they worked out an agreement unilaterally"

   Synonyms:
   one-sidedly

   Antonyms:
   multilaterally

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1. List of paraphrases for "unilaterally":

   unilateral, one-sidedly, single-handedly, individually

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1. De Maiziere:

   We will continue to fight for a European way out of the refugee crisis as long as it also promises to be successful in diminishing the number of refugees, however, should some countries try to unilaterally shift the collective problem onto the back of Germany, it would be unacceptable and would not be without consequences from our side in the long term.

2. Ian Bremmer:

   It's a lack of communications, of honesty, with the American people and with allies around the world who are deeply disappointed with a Afghanistan Biden administration that Afghanistan Biden felt would be much more multilateral, especially on an issue where the allies have been fighting with the Americans for 20 years now, the decision on how and when to leave was made unilaterally by the Americans, and The US's not the way you treat your allies, frankly.

3. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   The underlying focus is still on oil because people are looking at the transmission mechanism to the real economy of lower oil prices, lower oil prices are maybe great for the consumer, but not unilaterally good for the U.S economy. So you're seeing a bond market reaction to lower oil prices.

4. Christopher Guith:

   A President can't unilaterally ban fracking on private lands.

5. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   The underlying focus is still on oil because people are looking at the transmission mechanism to the real economy of lower oil prices, lower oil prices are maybe great for the consumer, but not unilaterally good for the U.S economy.