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unconditioned

/ˌʌn.kənˈdɪʃ.ənd/

Traduction: Décrit ce qui n'est soumis à aucune condition ou restriction ; absolu. Utilisé aussi en psychologie pour désigner une réponse naturelle, non apprise.

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/ˌʌn.kənˈdɪʃ.ənd/C1formalscientific
  • frDécrit ce qui n'est soumis à aucune condition ou restriction ; absolu. Utilisé aussi en psychologie pour désigner une réponse naturelle, non apprise.

Describes something that is not subject to conditions or limitations; absolute. Also used in psychology to refer to a natural, unlearned response.

  1. Not established by conditioning or learningC1formal

    Refers to a natural, innate response or behavior that is not acquired through experience or training.

    frnon conditionné (inné)

    • A newborn's sucking reflex is an unconditioned response.
    • The dog's fear of loud noises was an unconditioned reaction.
    • Unconditioned behaviors are present from birth.

    Synonymesinborninnateinstinctivenaturalunlearned

    Antonymesacquiredconditionedlearnedtrained

  2. Not conditionalC1formal

    Absolute or without any conditions or limitations.

    frinconditionné

    • The offer was unconditioned and required no further action.
    • He gave his unconditioned support to the project.
    • The treaty was signed as an unconditioned agreement.

    Synonymesabsolutecategoricalcompleteoutrighttotalunconditionalunlimitedunqualifiedunrestricted

    Antonymesconditionalcontingentlimitedprovisionalqualifiedrestricted

Formes
  • more unconditioned comparative form
  • most unconditioned superlative form
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