Definition for Conditional:

• qualified by reservations

Synonyms for Conditional:

• adj.

  •comparative (adjective)
  • not absolute.
  •conditional (adjective)
  • dependent,
  • contingent,
  • provisional,
  • tentative.
  •dependent (adjective)
  • limited,
  • iffy,
  • obscure,
  • qualified,
  • with grain of salt,
  • relying on,
  • provisional,
  • Codicillary,
  • incidental,
  • reliant,
  • not absolute,
  • with reservations,
  • relative,
  • depending on,
  • restrictive,
  • provisory,
  • uncertain,
  • restricted,
  • modified,
  • with strings attached,
  • inconclusive,
  • guarded,
  • granted on certain terms,
  • tentative,
  • subject to,
  • fortuitous,
  • contingent.
  •iffy (adjective)
  • iffy.
  •qualified (adjective)
  • Albeit,
  • provisional,
  • tempered,
  • Stipulated,
  • reserved,
  • limited,
  • mitigated,
  • qualified,
  • notwithstanding,
  • exceptional.
  •restrictive (adjective)
  • restrictive.
  •situational (adjective)
  • circumstantial,
  • modal,
  • positional,
  • situational,
  • configurational.
  •subject to (adjective)
  • contingent on.
  •uncertain (adjective)
  • subject to change.

• n.

  •
  • deictic,
  • conditioned,
  • subject,
  • Frequentative,
  • relative,
  • inflected,
  • reliant,
  • declarative,
  • grammatical.
  •conditional (noun)
  • dependant,
  • contrary to fact,
  • contingent,
  • probationary,
  • provisory,
  • provisionary,
  • contingent on,
  • qualified,
  • provisional,
  • dependant on,
  • depending on,
  • dependent,
  • counterfactual,
  • tentative,
  • dependent on.
  •provisional (noun)
  • restricted,
  • conditioned,
  • granted on certain terms,
  • relying on,
  • subject to,
  • subject,
  • not absolute,
  • guarded,
  • restrictive.

• v.

  •supposed (verb)
  • hypothetical.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • grammatical,
  • declarative,
  • verb,
  • Frequentative,
  • participial,
  • nonrestrictive,
  • reliant,
  • deictic,
  • lexical.
  •
  • conditioned,
  • passive,
  • plural,
  • possessive,
  • inflected.
  •
  • relative,
  • subjective.
  •
  • subject.
  •
  • irregular.
  •comparable
  • comparative.
  •provisional
  • restrictive.
  •Other relevant words:
  • fancifully,
  • casual,
  • restrict,
  • excusable,
  • fix,
  • inconclusive,
  • limitative,
  • analytic,
  • circumscription,
  • putatively,
  • condonable,
  • at issue,
  • plural,
  • theory,
  • uncertainly,
  • modulate,
  • qualifying,
  • align,
  • manage,
  • subjective,
  • confidence,
  • Vindicable,
  • adapt,
  • unconformable,
  • hypothetically,
  • dialectic,
  • determine,
  • inessential,
  • relative,
  • subject to,
  • Depending,
  • modified,
  • Notionally,
  • Syllogistical,
  • acceptable,
  • indicative,
  • in theory,
  • Epagogic,
  • hypothetical,
  • subordinate,
  • aleatory,
  • uncertain,
  • restraint,
  • rectify,
  • hedged,
  • untold,
  • academically,
  • indecisively,
  • undecided,
  • hesitantly,
  • participial,
  • irregular,
  • accidental,
  • regularize,
  • potential,
  • supposal,
  • extrinsic,
  • premise,
  • in suspense,
  • regulate,
  • timidly,
  • narrow,
  • discursive,
  • dialectical,
  • Enthymematical,
  • uncounted,
  • nonessential,
  • presupposition,
  • assumption,
  • open,
  • capable,
  • questionable,
  • comparative,
  • tolerable,
  • restricted,
  • possessive,
  • analytical,
  • with reservations,
  • pilot,
  • unsettled,
  • dispose,
  • critical,
  • definite,
  • modify,
  • fenced,
  • theoretically,
  • Frequentative,
  • reliant,
  • supposedly,
  • hypothesis,
  • declarative,
  • control,
  • experimentally,
  • Non-essential,
  • suspenseful,
  • sample,
  • mood,
  • grammatical,
  • mode,
  • dependant on,
  • organize,
  • imperative,
  • synthetic,
  • structural,
  • prescribe,
  • with grain of salt,
  • provisionary,
  • problematic,
  • unessential,
  • dependant,
  • pendent,
  • permissive,
  • speculation,
  • suspicion,
  • undetermined,
  • guarded,
  • arrogance,
  • restrictive,
  • supposition,
  • Enthymematic,
  • deictic,
  • subject,
  • inflected,
  • speculatively,
  • unfixed,
  • obscure,
  • verb,
  • defensible,
  • incidental,
  • pending,
  • passive,
  • stipulatory,
  • contrary to fact,
  • competent,
  • up for grabs,
  • stated,
  • formal,
  • conditioned,
  • condition,
  • coordinate,
  • contingent on,
  • decide,
  • Maieutic,
  • Warrantable,
  • in the balance,
  • counterfactual,
  • cautiously,
  • relying on,
  • syllogistic,
  • restriction,
  • subject to change,
  • Codicillary,
  • accommodate,
  • granted on certain terms,
  • tentatively,
  • mean value,
  • falteringly,
  • occasional,
  • anecdotal,
  • not absolute,
  • adventitious,
  • subservient,
  • in question,
  • inferior,
  • fixed,
  • exploratory,
  • unestablished,
  • probationary,
  • synthetical,
  • doubtfully,
  • given,
  • deductive,
  • nervously,
  • settle,
  • inferential,
  • hedged in,
  • provisionally,
  • trial,
  • diffidently,
  • undecidedly,
  • tenable,
  • provisory,
  • Soritical,
  • check,
  • limit,
  • iffy,
  • experimental,
  • organic,
  • temporary,
  • presumption,
  • inductive,
  • conjecture,
  • Inferred,
  • with strings attached,
  • fortuitous,
  • Conjecturally,
  • lexical,
  • dependent on,
  • apprehensively,
  • effrontery,
  • specified,
  • restrain,
  • govern,
  • depending on,
  • constraint,
  • limitation,
  • nonrestrictive,
  • assurance,
  • eventual.

Antonyms for Conditional:

• adj.

  • all
    unconditional.
  • dependent
    certain, unqualified, definite, unlimited, unrestricted, unconditional, independent.
  • Other antonyms:
    consummate, total, arrant, basic, perfect, vested, ultimate, independent, fundamental, unalloyed, unmitigated, primary, categorical, all-out, complete, outright, unadulterated, basal, out-and-out, unconditioned, utter, simple.

• Other antonyms:

  • n. t.
    all-out, arrant, basal, basic, categorical, certain, complete, consummate, out-and-out, outright, perfect, primary, simple, ultimate, unadulterated, unalloyed, unconditioned, unlimited, unmitigated, unrestricted, utter.