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unconditionality

Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • noun The character or state of being unconditional.

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  • noun The state of being unconditional

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Examples

  • From this point of view, the importance of the family isn't a sentimental idealising of domestic life or a myth about patriarchy; it is about understanding that you grow in emotional intelligence and maturity because of the presence of a reality that is unconditionally faithful or dependable. in religious terms the unconditionality of family love is a faint mirror of the unconditional commitment of God to be there for us.

    Human Well-Being and Economic Decision-Making 2009

  • It is not the message of a Love based on conditionality, but on absolute acceptance and unconditionality.

    Mike Schwager: The Message of the One 2010

  • Here are people from different parts of the body, unable by the law and custom of their communities to share the Eucharist together, nonetheless living out another sacramental reality, a sacramental reality that is in its essence about covenant and unconditionality.

    'The Fellowship of the Baptized' - The John Coventry Memorial address 2010

  • I expect that, to some degree or another, our children inevitably give us opportunities to prove this, to prove the unconditionality of our love, to prove that we would, we will, sacrifice ourselves - our hearts, our souls, our peace of mind, our place in whatever heaven we've hoped to reach - for them.

    This Is a Love Song 2007

  • I expect that, to some degree or another, our children inevitably give us opportunities to prove this, to prove the unconditionality of our love, to prove that we would, we will, sacrifice ourselves - our hearts, our souls, our peace of mind, our place in whatever heaven we've hoped to reach - for them.

    Archive 2007-05-06 2007

  • The issue of conditionality and unconditionality is an interesting one…Some children are nurtured in an environment of ready affirmation that is experienced as unconditionality; that nurture can result in either joyous self-acceptance or in an exaggerated sense of self-importance.

    Father's Day Sermon (Parenthood) Adam Tierney-Eliot 2006

  • The issue of conditionality and unconditionality is an interesting one…Some children are nurtured in an environment of ready affirmation that is experienced as unconditionality; that nurture can result in either joyous self-acceptance or in an exaggerated sense of self-importance.

    Archive 2006-06-01 Adam Tierney-Eliot 2006

  • On a global scale, though, unconditionality has its purpose.

    Time Takes A Huey: Editor Kelly Rises, Successor Chosen 2006

  • On a global scale, though, unconditionality has its purpose.

    Time Takes A Huey: Editor Kelly Rises, Successor Chosen 2006

  • Marcel acknowledges, “Perhaps it should further be said that in fact fidelity can never be unconditional, except where it is Faith, but we must add, however, that it aspires to unconditionality

    Gabriel (-Honoré) Marcel Treanor, Brian 2004

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