unconditional

adjective; adverb unconditionally

«unconditional» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

Unconditional means without any conditions or limits; complete and not depending on anything. tree →
Unconditional love is love that does not change whatever you do. tree →

In the lessons

In family and church talk, unconditional love means loving someone always; Christians believe God's love is unconditional. In history and law, an unconditional surrender means giving up completely. In adult life, an unconditional offer (for example, from a university) does not depend on results. Phrases: unconditional love, unconditional surrender, unconditional offer.

Examples

Parents give their children unconditional love. tree →
Christians believe God's love is unconditional. tree →
The army made an unconditional surrender. tree →
My dog's love is unconditional. tree →
She got an unconditional offer from the college. tree →
He gave unconditional support to his friend. tree →

Note

Prefix un- + conditional. Opposite: conditional (depending on something). Adverb: unconditionally.

On Mova

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