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unconditional
adjective as in absolute, total
Strongest matches
Weak matches
- actual
- all out
- assured
- categorical
- certain
- clear
- complete
- determinate
- downright
- entire
- final
- flat out
- indubitable
- no catch
- no fine print
- no holds barred
- no ifs ands or buts
- no kicker
- no strings
- open
- out-and-out
- plenary
- positive
- straight out
- thoroughgoing
- unconstrained
- unmistakable
- unmitigated
- unquestionable
- unreserved
- utter
- whole
- wide
Example Sentences
Her arrest drew international condemnation, with Amnesty International among those calling for her immediate and unconditional release.
He could also give Trump an unconditional discharge; “basically, goodbye,” as Justice Kiesel puts it.
He has repeatedly called on the EU to demand an "unconditional and immediate ceasefire" between Ukraine and Russia: going against the insistence among Ukraine’s Western allies to date that Kyiv should dictate its own terms.
You weren’t here for the finish, but you were here for the journey, best fans in baseball, filling Chavez Ravine all summer, shaking the ancient stadium with your unconditional support, your lingering roars, your love.
Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson has been making it clear since just after the election that universities need to find savings themselves - there is no unconditional bailout.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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