unconditionality

English

Etymology

From unconditional +‎ -ity.

Noun

unconditionality (countable and uncountable, plural unconditionalities)

1. The state of being unconditional.

   Antonym: conditionality

   • 1992, Ruth F. Chadwick, Immanuel Kant: Critical Assessments, page 211:

     Its unconditionality is maintained in the act of willing only if it wills according to the universality of law, thereby transcending the conditioning effects of subjective inclinations.

Translations

state

• Dutch: onvoorwaardelijkheid (nl) f
• Polish: bezwarunkowość (pl) f
• Turkish: şartsızlık (tr), koşulsuzluk