1. not subject to or dependent on conditions; unconditional
Usage: formal; often used in technical or legal contexts
2. not trained or accustomed to respond in a particular way; not conditioned by habit or learning
Usage: psychology; behavioral science

Examples

• The contract offered nonconditioned support regardless of market changes.
• A nonconditioned reflex occurs naturally without prior learning or experience.
• The grant was nonconditioned, meaning the recipient had no special obligations.
• Infants display nonconditioned responses to certain stimuli from birth.
• The agreement provided nonconditioned access to the facility for all members.