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inconditionnel
/ɛ̃.kɔ̃.di.sjɔ.nɛl/
unconditional
Son amour pour elle était inconditionnel.
His love for her was unconditional.
general
Not subject to any conditions; absolute or unconditional.
Il a promis un soutien inconditionnel.
He promised unconditional support.
Elle exigeait une loyauté inconditionnelle.
She demanded unconditional loyalty.
Often used to describe love, support, or loyalty that is given without any expectations or conditions.
Collocations
amour inconditionnelunconditional lovesoutien inconditionnelunconditional supportloyauté inconditionnelleunconditional loyalty
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Common Usage
This adjective is often used to describe relationships, promises, or commitments that are not dependent on any conditions.
Word Origin
From the Latin 'inconditio' (without condition) + French suffix '-el' (forming adjectives).
Usage Notes
Commonly used in emotional and relational contexts to emphasize the absence of conditions or restrictions.
Word Breakdown
in-
not
prefixconditionnel
conditional
root-el
adjective-forming suffix
suffixDictionnaire Français-Anglais