Unconditionally

/ˌʌn.kənˈdɪʃ.ən.əl.i/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

In an absolute manner, without any conditions or limitations.

She loved him unconditionally, without any expectations or demands.

In a way that does not depend on anything else; irrespective of circumstances.

The charity provided support unconditionally to all families in need.

Without restrictions or reservations.

The company promised to stand by its employees unconditionally during the crisis.

Absolutely; without any condition attached.

They agreed to collaborate unconditionally, knowing they could rely on each other.

With total commitment; with no limits or exceptions.

He trusted her unconditionally, believing in her integrity and honesty.

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

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.

unconditional

Not subject to any conditions.

condition

A limitation or requirement that must be met.

Totally down for it.

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

No strings attached.

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