unconditionally

/ˌənkənˈdɪʃənəɫi/, /ˌənkənˈdɪʃnəɫi/ adv

Without condition, absolutely.

Word Origin Condition comes from Latin con- 'together' + dicere 'to say' — originally 'to talk together, agree upon terms.' So a condition is a spoken agreement. Unconditionally means without any conditions, no strings attached. The root dicere 'to say' gives us dictate, predict, contradict, and dictionary. So unconditionally is literally 'without spoken terms.'

adv Without condition, absolutely.

The mother loved her child unconditionally, regardless of his mistakes.

(副词) 无条件地;绝对地

这位母亲无条件地爱着她的孩子,无论他犯什么错误。

(adverbio) incondicionalmente; sin condiciones; absolutamente [Sin condición, absolutamente.]

La madre amaba a su hijo incondicionalmente, sin importar sus errores.

(adverbe) inconditionnellement; sans condition; sans réserve; absolument [Sans condition, de manière absolue et entière.]

La mère aimait son enfant unconditionally, quelles que soient ses erreurs.

(Adverb) bedingungslos; vorbehaltlos [**Unconditionally** bedeutet, etwas ohne Bedingungen, vorbehaltlos oder absolut zu tun.]

Die Mutter liebte ihr Kind **unconditionally**, ganz gleich, welche Fehler es machte.

(副詞) 無条件で、絶対的に、何の留保もなく

母親は子供の間違いにもかかわらず、彼を無条件に愛していた。

(advérbio) incondicionalmente; sem reservas; absolutamente; sem condições [Sem condição, incondicionalmente, absolutamente.]

A mãe amava seu filho incondicionalmente, independentemente dos erros dele.

Word parts: un + condition + al + ly

Common collocations

be verb to prep release verb in prep have verb appropriate verb love verb from prep by prep with prep withdraw verb immediately adv

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