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conditional ( Adjective)
UK/US /kənˈdɪʃənl/
Comparative
more conditional
Superlative
most conditional
1-
B2
reliant on things
-> Result is conditional upon how hard we work.
-> The boiling time of water is conditional upon the speed of the fire.
Opposite
unconditional
2-
B2
stating anything which should occur or be good in order for more to occur or be real
-> Conditional agreement will take place between the parties.
-> The conditional access feature of the system provides extra security.
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'conditional' Contained Stories
A mother is a housewife, chef, baker, cab driver, psychologist, doctor, and discipliner, as well as a caregiver and unconditional love giver. They are the ones who, as the days pass, bear the brunt of everything good and terrible. They are the ones who may be forgotten; since they accomplish so much, they do not receive as much recognition. The mother is an important element in the family. Simply because motherhood requires essential responsibilities. After a mother comes home tired, she does not rest; she takes care of her mother and father, the children, and other members of the family. Mothers gather people around, although unaware members do not realize this. They take care of their family members thoughtfully and tightly. They moralize children and give them intangible lectures about life.