Meaning & Definition of word "Unconditionally"

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    Unconditionally

    /ˌʌn.kənˈdɪʃ.ən.əl.i/

    adverb:

    • 1. In an absolute manner, without any conditions or limitations.
      • Example: She loved him unconditionally, without any expectations or demands.
    • 2. In a way that does not depend on anything else; irrespective of circumstances.
      • Example: The charity provided support unconditionally to all families in need.
    • 3. Without restrictions or reservations.
      • Example: The company promised to stand by its employees unconditionally during the crisis.
    • 4. Absolutely; without any condition attached.
      • Example: They agreed to collaborate unconditionally, knowing they could rely on each other.
    • 5. With total commitment; with no limits or exceptions.
      • Example: He trusted her unconditionally, believing in her integrity and honesty.

    Etymology

    From 'unconditional' + '-ly' forming an adverb.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    unconditional love:

    Love without conditions or limitations, often used in the context of familial or romantic bonds.

    unconditional support:

    Support that is given without any conditions attached.

    Related Words

    unconditional:

    Not subject to any conditions.

    condition:

    A limitation or requirement that must be met.

    Slang Meanings of unconditionally

    Meaning: Totally down for it.

    Example Sentence: I'm unconditionally down for this plan, no matter what.

    Meaning: No strings attached.

    Example Sentence: Her offer was unconditionally free; you didn't have to give anything in return.