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unconditionally
This adverb conveys a sense of absolute totality, leaving no room for negotiation or restriction. In legal or political contexts, it describes a complete submission or agreement where the party granting the request waives all rights to set terms, often associated with surrender or official decrees.
In emotional or interpersonal contexts, it describes a profound, selfless type of affection or loyalty. This usage implies that the feeling is an inherent state rather than a reward for specific behaviors, creating a contrast with conditional love, which is predicated on the recipient meeting certain expectations.
Meanings
Examples
The defeated army surrendered unconditionally to the opposing forces.
I will love you unconditionally for the rest of my life.
You can always count on me to support you unconditionally.
The board decided to accept the proposal unconditionally.
I just want to be accepted unconditionally for who I am.
The king demanded that the rebels submit unconditionally.
I believe a parent should love their child unconditionally.