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/kənˈdɪʃ.ən/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A state of being or circumstances affecting something or someone.
The condition of the roads was poor due to the heavy snowfall.
A requirement or stipulation, especially in a contract or agreement.
The sale is subject to the condition that the buyer pays in full within 30 days.
An illness or medical situation.
He has a chronic condition that requires regular treatment.
A stipulation or qualification in a legal document.
Under the condition of the contract, both parties must maintain confidentiality.
verb
To put into a specified state or circumstances.
The trainer worked to condition the athletes for the upcoming competition.
To establish a habit or a reflex response.
The dogs were conditioned to respond to the sound of a bell.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'condition' and from Latin 'conditio'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
under the condition:
implying that something will occur only if a particular stipulation is met.
in good condition:
referring to an object or person's state as being satisfactory or healthy.
conditions apply:
indicating that certain requirements must be met.
out of condition:
meaning that someone is not fit or healthy.
condition red:
a heightened state of alert.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
in top condition
After working out, I feel like I'm in top condition.
bad condition
This bike is in bad condition; it needs repairs.