unconditionally

unconditional | American Dictionary

unconditional
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ʌn·kənˈdɪʃ·ə·nəl/
complete and not limited in any way:
unconditional love
He got an unconditional release from prison.

unconditional | Business English

unconditional
adjective
uk /ˌʌnkənˈdɪʃənəl/us
complete and not limited in any way:
They have my unconditional support.
The shares, which begin unconditional trading tomorrow, were priced last week at 250p.
Our unconditional guarantee gives total peace of mind to our customers.

Examples of unconditional

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The unconditional correlations are closer to those observed only when the intermediation shock is relatively unimportant.
These mixed economies match unconditional observations better, but only if the intermediation shocks are of secondary importance.
Ministers in conflict with their parishioners were quick to insist on the obligations of unconditional obedience.
It can be hard to be a dissenter in the midst of a war conceived of as unconditional.
This appendix derives analytical expressions for the unconditional moments of the pricedividend ratio and the equity return.
Those in ' deepest poverty ', such as orphans, widows and those rendered unable to work through infirmity and age, were to receive unconditional support.
Volatility clusters are visible in the time series of returns and the unconditional distribution of returns is leptokurtic.
Perhaps conditional intenders, despite lacking the explicitly forbidden unconditional intention, nonetheless have just as bad a mental state as someone with an unconditional intention.
After all, logically speaking, anything can cause anything else, so why should not a conditional intention and belief cause an unconditional intention?
If this is what he thought, then perhaps he did indeed have the requisite unconditional intention.
It is admitted that neither of our defendants has the same intention as that of the unconditional intender.
After all, almost everybody has some mental state that plays some role in common with highly objectionable unconditional intentions.
However, in the magic alternating fixpoint transformation, magic conditional facts may be deleted, but non-magic facts once derived as unconditional facts are never deleted afterwards.
The government levies a proportional income tax and issues nominal unconditional one-period bonds.
Some architectures show unconditional behavior, which means that the qualitative dynamics does not depend on the numerical values of synaptic strengths.
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