conditional (Meaning)
conditional (s)
qualified by reservations
conditional (a)
imposing or depending on or containing a condition
Synonyms & Antonyms of conditional
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- uncertain
- disputable
- problematical
- problematic
- liable
- debatable
- questionable
- iffy
- open
- susceptible
- suspect
- qualified
- doubtful
- restricted
- modified
- shaky
- limited
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conditional Sentence Examples
- The job offer was conditional upon passing a background check.
- She agreed to lend him money on the condition that he paid it back within a month.
- The sale of the house was conditional on the buyer securing financing.
- They entered into a conditional agreement, pending further negotiations.
- The student's enrollment in the program was conditional upon meeting certain academic requirements.
- The approval of the project was conditional on obtaining necessary permits.
- The company offered him a conditional promotion based on his performance in the next quarter.
- Her forgiveness was conditional upon him apologizing sincerely.
- They extended a conditional invitation to him, pending the approval of the rest of the group.
- The treaty was signed under the conditional agreement that certain provisions would be met.
FAQs About the word conditional
qualified by reservations, imposing or depending on or containing a condition
tentative,dependent,subject (to), contingent (on or upon), uncertain, disputable, problematical, problematic, liable, debatable
categorical, categorical, total,unconditional, unconditional, unconditional, independent, independent, total, unconditional
The job offer was conditional upon passing a background check.
She agreed to lend him money on the condition that he paid it back within a month.
The sale of the house was conditional on the buyer securing financing.
They entered into a conditional agreement, pending further negotiations.
