unconditional

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˌʌnkənˈdɪʃənl/

Definition

Not limited by any requirements or stipulations.

Examples

• The peace treaty required an unconditional surrender from the defeated army.

• She promised her unconditional support to her friend during the difficult trial.

• The contract was rejected because it contained too many conditions, rather than being an unconditional offer.

How to Use unconditional

unconditional support (collocation)

backing someone without any limits — "He provided unconditional support to his brother throughout the crisis."

unconditional surrender (collocation)

giving up completely without negotiating terms — "The enemy forces were forced into an unconditional surrender."

Synonyms of unconditional

Words with a similar meaning to unconditional:

• absolute
• unrestricted
• unqualified
• categorical

Antonyms of unconditional

Words with the opposite meaning to unconditional:

• conditional
• provisional

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