conditional

[kuhn-dish-uh-nl] / kənˈdɪʃ ə nl /

ADJECTIVE

dependent

Synonyms

STRONGEST

limited provisional restrictive tentative

WEAK

codicillary contingent depending on fortuitous granted on certain terms guarded iffy incidental inconclusive modified not absolute obscure provisory qualified relative reliant relying on restricted subject to uncertain with grain of salt with reservations with strings attached

Antonyms

STRONGEST

certain definite

WEAK

independent unconditional unlimited unqualified unrestricted

Example Sentences

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The bishop has been released on conditional bail.

From BBC

Stablecoin firm Bridge, which was acquired by fintech firm Stripe for $1.1 billion last year, said this week it has received conditional approval to become a federally chartered national trust bank.

From The Wall Street Journal

Damascus needs American support and guidance, which must be conditional on organizing reliable long-term security for its vulnerable minorities.

From The Wall Street Journal

Its market access is conditional, and its industrial policy aggressive.

From Barron's

All the defendants from the first trial - except Corner - are on conditional bail after spending about 18 months in custody.

From BBC

conditional

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