unconditional release
AmE: /ˌʌnkənˈdɪʃənəl rɪˈliːs/
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Definition of unconditional release - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

law processending detention or obligation with no further requirements, terms or restrictions
  • The judge ordered the unconditional release of the prisoner and canceled all financial claims.
  • The treaty demanded the unconditional release of all political detainees.
  • Her lawyers negotiated his unconditional release after proving his innocence.
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Expressions with unconditional

unconditional supportn.
complete and unwavering backing
The team received unconditional support from their fans.
unconditional acceptancen.
complete approval of a person without any demands or limits
Parents tried to show unconditional acceptance to their child during difficult times.
unconditional surrendern.
surrender without any conditions or terms
The general announced their unconditional surrender to the enemy.
unconditional electionn.
Calvinist belief that God chooses some for salvation without conditions
Unconditional election emphasizes God's sovereignty in the process of salvation.

Expressions with release

merciful releasen.
relief from a burdensome situation or condition
The end of the war was a merciful release for everyone.
release the floodgatesv.
remove restrictions so something can happen freely
The reform released the floodgates for new investment.
release and let Godexp.
stop worrying and trust in divine guidance
When stressed, she decided to release and let God.
release the beastv.
letting go of pent-up emotions or energy
After a stressful week, she went to the gym to release the beast.
release the houndsv.
allow aggressive action or pursuit
The manager released the hounds on the new project to meet the deadline.
release the reinsv.
reduce strictness or control
Parents should release the reins as their children grow older and more responsible.
early releasen.
day when students or workers are allowed to leave earlier than usual
Friday will be an early release because of the staff meeting.
release the pressurev.
alleviate stress or tension
She took a walk to release the pressure after a long day at work.
quick releasen.
device part that lets something be undone or removed very quickly
He tightened the quick release on the front wheel before riding.
release buttonn.
control used to free, open, or eject something when pressed
Press the release button to open the battery compartment.

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  1. French:libération inconditionnelle, ...
  2. German:unbedingte Entlassung, ...
  3. Italian:liberazione incondizionata, ...
  4. Spanish:liberación incondicional, ...
  5. Portuguese:libertação incondicional, ...
  6. Chinese:无条件释放, ...
  7. Japanese:無条件釈放, ...
  8. Arabic:إِفْرَاج غَيْر مُشْرُوط, ...
  9. Hebrew:שִׁחְרוּר לְלֹא תְּנָאִים, ...
  10. Russian:безусловное освобождение, ...
  11. Ukrainian:безумовне звільнення, ...
  12. Hindi:निर्विवाद रिहाई, ...

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