bedingungslos

unconditionally, absolutely

adverb be-DING-ungs-lohs Rare

Also means

unquestioning

Usage Note

Bedingungslos means without any conditions whatsoever — total, unconditioned commitment. Bedingungslose Kapitulation is unconditional surrender; bedingungslose Liebe is unconditional love. It is strong in force and used across registers from emotional to political contexts.

Examples

"Sie vertraute ihm bedingungslos."

Natural Translation

She trusted him unconditionally.

Literal Translation

She trusted him unconditionally.

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