Synonym: absolute, complete, entire, explicit, express, perfect, positive, total, unlimited, unqualified, utter. Antonym: conditional. Similar words: unconditionally, conditional, condition, conditions, conditioning, preconditioned, air conditioner, unconventional. Meaning: adj. 1. not conditional 2. not modified or restricted by reservations 3. not contingent; not determined or influenced by someone or something else.
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121. The bill must be unconditional between the drawer and drawee.
122. Meanwhile, the differences between the conditional extremum and unconditional extremum in concept and evaluation are pointed.
123. What this means is that in order to detect an inline function hook you need to scan, more or less, the entire range of executable kernel memory and look through each unconditional jump instruction.
124. With entry to WTO, China can enjoy the multilateral , unconditional and permanent most-favoured-nation clause among more 140 countries.
125. Chester is what psychiatrists mean when they talk about unconditional love.
126. There is no formula for success, except perhaps unconditional acceptance of life and what it brings.
127. What you are really searching for is unconditional love(Sentencedict.com ), unqualified acceptance. And that was the one thing that was denied to you at birth.
128. A non - negotiable credit instrument is not an unconditional promise to pay.
129. Payment Instrument must be Irrevocable and Unconditional, and issued or confirmed by a Prime International Bank.
130. They represent each holder's assured and unconditional right to obtain other reserve assets, especially foreign exchange.
More similar words: unconditionally, conditional, condition, conditions, conditioning, preconditioned, air conditioner, unconventional, air conditioning, unconstitutional, additional, additionally, traditional, traditionally, additional investment, constitutional convention, rendition, unconscionable, functional, functionally, positional, dysfunctional, nutritional, prepositional, nondenominational, in conjunction with, conventional, constitutional, conversational, confrontational.