unconditional
ˌʌnkənˈdɪʃənəl
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Definition of unconditional - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
absolutenessabsolute without conditions or limitations
  • She gave her unconditional support to the project.
absolute categorical
2.
mathematicsTECH.true for all values of the variableTECH.
  • The equation is an unconditional truth.
absolute categorical unqualified
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Expressions with unconditional

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complete and unwavering backing
The team received unconditional support from their fans.
complete approval of a person without any demands or limits
Parents tried to show unconditional acceptance to their child during difficult times.
ending detention or obligation with no further requirements, terms or restrictions
The judge ordered the unconditional release of the prisoner and canceled all financial claims.
surrender without any conditions or terms
The general announced their unconditional surrender to the enemy.
Calvinist belief that God chooses some for salvation without conditions
Unconditional election emphasizes God's sovereignty in the process of salvation..

Origin of unconditional

Latin, un- (not) + condicio (condition)

Terms with unconditional included in their meaning

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unconditional
free from limitations or conditions
blindadj.
judgment
unconditional or without regard to evidence
agape
deep unconditional love for others
selfless care
unconditional kindness and concern for others
unconditional
without conditions or obligations
morality
moral lesson about unconditional love and redemption
spirituality
unconditional love that is selfless and spiritual
unconditional
love without conditions or limitations

Examples of unconditional in a sentence

  • The contract was accepted with unconditional terms.
  • The theorem holds as an unconditional fact.
  • This principle is considered unconditional in mathematics.

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  1. French:inconditionnel, universel, ...
  2. German:unbedingt, allgemeingültig, ...
  3. Italian:incondizionato, universale, ...
  4. Spanish:incondicional, universal, ...
  5. Portuguese:incondicional, absoluto, ...
  6. Chinese:无条件的, 普遍的, ...
  7. Japanese:無条件の, 普遍的な, ...
  8. Arabic:غَيْر مَشروط, مُطْلَق, ...
  9. Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי מוּתְנֶה, בִּלְתִּי מוּתְנֶה, ...
  10. Russian:безусловный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:безумовний, ...
  12. Hindi:निःशर्त, सर्वमान्य, ...
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