The Opposite(Antonym) of “unconditionally”
The antonym of unconditionally is conditionally, partially, and incompletely. The antonyms conditionally, partially, and incompletely convey a sense of limitation or restriction. It implies that something is not complete or absolute.
Explore all Antonyms of “unconditionally”
Definitions and Examples of conditionally, partially, incompletely
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Subject to certain conditions or requirements.
Example
He agreed to lend me the money conditionally on the condition that I pay it back within a month.
To some extent; not completely.
Example
She was partially responsible for the project's success, but others also contributed to it.
Not fully or completely done; lacking in some way.
Example
The report was incompletely written and lacked important details.
Key Differences: conditionally vs partially vs incompletely
- 1Conditionally implies that something is subject to certain conditions or requirements.
- 2Partially means to some extent, not completely.
- 3Incompletely means not fully or completely done, lacking in some way.
Effective Usage of conditionally, partially, incompletely
- 1Negotiations: Use conditionally to set terms and conditions for an agreement.
- 2Quantifying: Use partially to describe the degree to which something is done.
- 3Assessment: Use incompletely to describe something that is not fully or completely done.
Remember this!
The antonyms have distinct nuances: Conditionally implies that something is subject to certain conditions or requirements, partially means to some extent, not completely, and incompletely means not fully or completely done, lacking in some way. Use these words in negotiations, quantifying, and assessment to express limitations or restrictions.
