# conditionally

**Pronunciation:** /kənˈdɪʃənəli/ · kun-DISH-un-uh-lee

**Part of speech:** adverb

## Meaning

Subject to one or more specific requirements or circumstances that must be met before something can happen.

## Examples

- The software was released conditionally to a small group of testers to ensure stability.
- He accepted the job offer conditionally, provided that he could work remotely two days a week.
- The prisoner was released conditionally, requiring him to check in with his parole officer every month.

## Synonyms

- provisionally — implies something is temporary or subject to change.
- contingently — emphasizes dependence on a specific future event.
- subject to — a common phrase used to introduce necessary requirements.

## Antonyms

- unconditionally — without any limitations or requirements.

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