unconditional
- adjective
- /ˌʌnkənˈdɪʃənl/
- Mel, how do you teach your kids that love is unconditional and not transactional?
- unconditional love
- unconditional support
- unconditional acceptance
We should all be shooting for unconditional happiness.
- We should all be shooting for unconditional happiness.
- It's constant and unconditional and it's life giving.
- So release any of that and just right now, send unconditional love to Jack.
- And so someone tells you that enough, just total unconditional love and support and joy.
- This is an unconditional self sacrificing love.
- Then this is the idea of Ubi that used to stand for unconditional basic income.
- And what instead we need is direct, universal, unconditional income support.
- Peace, acceptance, unconditional love, well-being and meaning.
- He showed me the most unconditional love ever.
- So in a, in a, let's take Christianity where the end goal is unconditional love, right?
- Its inherent nature is unmotivated, unconditional love.
- Should a spouse offer their other half unconditional love?
- It's really, truly forgiving and becoming at peace and really extending unconditional love to that person.
- And I so believe in unconditional love.
Examples
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The first issue is active and unconditional support for promoting democracy and human rights globally.
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He promised her unconditional acceptance, no matter what choices she made.
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Just because the love is unconditional, it is nothing but love.
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So release any of that and just right now, send unconditional love to Jack.
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Can I interest you in some unconditional love?
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It's constant and unconditional and it's life giving.
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We should all be shooting for unconditional happiness.
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Thank you for your unconditional love and your countless sacrifices.
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I mean, as I sit here, the thing I see when I look at the two of you, the thing that moves me is your unconditional love.
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What is rightfully ours is the unconditional love of God, as his sons and daughters, the joy of knowing that, the peace that love brings.
Synonyms
Not limited or conditional, often about complete power
Free from limits or rules
Clear and without any doubt
Not limited or held back and able to act freely
Allowing freedom to act or choose without strict rules
Free from rules or requirements
Shows something clearly and firmly so people have no doubt
Not making strict rules and allowing a lot of freedom
Without walls or edges, things move freely
Antonyms
How Unconditional
Surface Forms
Morphology
unconditional = conditional (transparent) = un + condition + al
A straightforward negation: the productive prefix 'un-' applied to the adjective 'conditional' yields 'not conditional' (absolute).
Etymology
Unconditional comes from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and condition meaning a 'rule' or 'requirement'. So unconditional means 'not under any condition' — something given absolutely with no rules attached.