unconditioned
unconditioned
Definition
un·con·di·tioned (-kən dis̸h′ənd)
adjective
- unconditional
- Philos. infinite; absolute
- Psychol. not acquired by conditioning; natural; inborn an unconditioned reflex
- unconducive
unconditioned
Usage Examples
Modifies a noun
- stimulus: An event that produces a response without prior learning is called the unconditioned stimulus.
- response: Name the kind of learning in which a stimulus which usually produces an unconditioned response is manipulated to produce a conditioned response.
- dhamma: He spoke about the cessation of birth and the unconditioned dhamma.
- reality: His teaching, essentially, was a training in the art of appreciating and living in the light of that mysterious unconditioned reality.
- waste: There are no high active or medium active liquors in store and only 1.5 cubic meters of unconditioned intermediate level waste.
- space: It reduces air leakage between the conditioned house and the unconditioned attic space.
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