conditional in Latin
conditional in Latin is conditionalis, condiciōnālis, condicionalis — conditional means depending on something else being true or happening first.
conditional in Latin
conditionalis
Limited by a condition.
condiciōnālis
Limited by a condition.
condicionalis
(modus) conditionalis
(grammar) The conditional mood.
conditionalis
(grammar) The conditional mood.
What does "conditional" mean?
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adjective Depending on something else being true or happening first.
"The job offer is conditional on passing a background check."
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noun In grammar, a sentence or verb form expressing something that depends on a condition.
""If it rains, I will stay home" is an example of a conditional sentence."
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conditional in a sentence
- The job offer is conditional on passing a background check.
- "If it rains, I will stay home" is an example of a conditional sentence.
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What is "conditional" in Latin?
"conditional" in Latin is conditionalis, condiciōnālis, condicionalis. conditional means: Depending on something else being true or happening first.
How do you use "conditional" in a sentence?
Example: "The job offer is conditional on passing a background check." In Latin, "conditional" is conditionalis, condiciōnālis, condicionalis.
Are there other ways to say "conditional" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 4 translations listed for "conditional": conditionalis, condiciōnālis, condicionalis, (modus) conditionalis.
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