unconditioned

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unconditionedadjektiv
more unconditioned
Komp.
most unconditioned
Super.
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Übersetzungen
The response was unconditioned by any prior experience.
Ответ был необусловленный каким-либо предыдущим опытом.
His love for his children is unconditioned.
Его любовь к детям безусловная.
Definitionen
Not subject to any conditions or limitations; absolute.
The unconditioned love of a parent for their child is often considered one of the purest forms of affection.
Not trained or prepared for a specific task or situation.
The unconditioned athlete struggled to keep up with the rigorous demands of the competition.
Relating to a response or reflex that occurs naturally without prior learning or conditioning.
Salivation at the smell of food is an unconditioned response.
unconditionedsubstantiv
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Usually preceded by 'the'; philosophical term meaning the absolute, that which is not conditioned.
Definitionen
That which is not subject to any conditions or limitations; the absolute, especially in philosophical discourse.
In Kantian philosophy, the Unconditioned is considered the ultimate ground of all phenomena.
Synonyme
the transcendent
absolute reality
ultimate reality
the Absolute