無条件(むじょうけん)

むじょうけん
noun, no-adjective
unconditional
abstract
1. unconditional, without conditions
Having no conditions, requirements, or strings attached. Used in diplomatic, legal, emotional, and everyday contexts to describe something given or accepted without any prerequisites.
無条件(むじょうけん)で賛成(さんせい)する。
I agree unconditionally.
親(おや)の愛(あい)は無条件(むじょうけん)だと言(い)われている。
It is said that a parent's love is unconditional.
敵(てき)は無条件(むじょうけん)降伏(こうふく)を受(う)け入(い)れるしかなかった。
The enemy had no choice but to accept unconditional surrender.

Common patterns

Used as a の-adjective: 無条件(むじょうけん)の愛(あい) (unconditional love). Also used adverbially with で: 無条件(むじょうけん)で (unconditionally, without conditions).

Usage

Combines 無(む) (without) and 条件(じょうけん) (condition). The historical phrase 無条件(むじょうけん)降伏(こうふく) (unconditional surrender) is well known from its use in describing Japan's surrender in 1945.

Common collocations

Related Words

Related: 条件(じょうけん) (condition, requirement)
Compare: 条件付(じょうけんつ)き (conditional)
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