unconditional (Meaning)
unconditional (a)
not conditional
unconditional (s)
not modified or restricted by reservations
not contingent; not determined or influenced by someone or something else
unconditional (a.)
Not conditional limited, or conditioned; made without condition; absolute; unreserved; as, an unconditional surrender.
Synonyms & Antonyms of unconditional
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Synonyms:
- crashing
- thorough
- stark
- regular
- unmitigated
- out-and-out
- blank
- real
- all-out
- genuine
- thoroughgoing
- consummate
- downright
- categorical
- unalloyed
- straight-out
- blooming
- fair
- flat-out
- endless
- damned
- huge
- unqualified
- perpetual
- dreadful
- unadulterated
- plumb
- damn
- very
- deadly
- clean
- categoric
- eternal
- profound
- constant
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Synonyms:
- rank
- authentic
- unrestricted
- hopeless
- flat
- main
- undying
- arrant
- bodacious
- horrible
- supreme
- inveterate
- extraordinary
- superlative
- veritable
- terrible
- dead
- stone
- classic
- extreme
- terrific
- habitual
- unremitting
- confirmed
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No weak antonyms found.
unconditional Sentence Examples
- Her love for her child was unconditional, regardless of their flaws or mistakes.
- The friendship between the two girls was built on unconditional trust and acceptance.
- The therapist provided unconditional support to her clients, creating a safe environment for them to heal.
- The parent's unconditional forgiveness allowed their child to make amends and move forward.
- The teacher showed unconditional respect for all students, fostering a positive learning atmosphere.
- The doctor's unconditional care for his patients went beyond medical treatment, providing emotional and spiritual support.
- The support group offered unconditional belonging, a place where members felt accepted and understood.
- The apology was unconditional, acknowledging wrongdoing without excuses or conditions.
- The donor's unconditional gift to the charity was a testament to their generosity and belief in its mission.
- The unconditional surrender of the enemy brought an end to the conflict and paved the way for peace.
FAQs About the word unconditional
not conditional, not modified or restricted by reservations, not contingent; not determined or influenced by someone or something elseNot conditional limited, o
absolute, complete, outright, simple, total, sheer, utter, perfect, pure, definite
uncertain, dubious, questionable, restricted, doubtful,uncertain, doubtful, questionable, restricted, dubious
Her love for her child was unconditional, regardless of their flaws or mistakes.
The friendship between the two girls was built on unconditional trust and acceptance.
The therapist provided unconditional support to her clients, creating a safe environment for them to heal.
The parent's unconditional forgiveness allowed their child to make amends and move forward.
