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incondicional
/iŋkondiθjoˈnal/
unconditional
Es mi amigo incondicional.
He is my unconditional friend.
formalinformal
Not subject to conditions; absolute or unconditional.
Su apoyo fue incondicional durante mi crisis.
His support was unconditional during my crisis.
Often used to describe loyalty, support, or love that does not depend on circumstances.
Collocations
apoyo incondicionalunconditional supportamor incondicionalunconditional lovelealtad incondicionalunconditional loyalty
Antonyms
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Common Usage
Use 'incondicional' to describe something or someone that is always reliable or supportive, regardless of circumstances.
Word Origin
From Latin 'in-' (not) + 'condicio' (condition) + '-al' (suffix forming adjectives).
Usage Notes
Commonly used to emphasize the absence of conditions in relationships or commitments.
Word Breakdown
in-
not
prefix-condicional
conditional
root-al
adjective-forming suffix
suffixDiccionario Español-Inglés