unconditional
adj.adj. given or done without any limits or special rules. If you give someone this kind of support, you will help them no matter what happens.
adj. not subject to any conditions or limitations; absolute and complete. Often used to describe emotional states or legal agreements that do not require specific actions to remain valid.
Parents usually have unconditional love for their children.
The government demanded the unconditional surrender of the enemy forces to end the conflict immediately.
While the contract appeared straightforward, the legal team debated whether the guarantee was truly unconditional or if it relied on the continued solvency of the parent company.
From un- + conditional.
Typically used attributively before a noun; often pairs with abstract nouns like 'love', 'support', or 'surrender'.