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Meanings of conditionally in English

Portuguese
condicionalmente

Subject to a condition.

condicionalmente
Usage of conditionally in English
1
General inter-island travel remains banned but is conditionally approved in special circumstances.
Radio NZ
2
In conclusion, internal audit results can be shared conditionally with external supervisors.
Pubmed
3
The judge had conditionally released them, but it was a short-lived freedom.
The Guardian
4
In the evening I prayed for her conditionally, if it were lawful.'
Boswell's Life of Johnson / Abridged and edited, with an introdu...
5
Ohi town told Reuters in March that it conditionally backed the restart.
Reuters
6
And I accept all the nice invitations for you, conditionally, of course.
The Heavenly Twins
7
I can baptize him conditionally, of course, and I am starting now.
Up in Ardmuirland
8
He accepted this confession conditionally: that no young man had kissed her.
The Ragged Edge
9
I couldn't give a precious gift conditionally if I wanted to, Dick.
The Freebooters of the Wilderness
10
Sanchez has agreed, conditionally, to help us through the current crisis.
Patient Zero
11
Jewell's department earlier this month conditionally approved Shell's exploration plan in the Arctic.
Reuters
12
Two of those also accused of terrorism activity were freed conditionally.
The Guardian
13
He was conditionally bailed to reappear at court for sentencing on 19 December.
The Guardian
14
God is just as well as merciful; yea, necessarily just, but conditionally merciful.
Sketches of the Covenanters
15
Bernard accepted the invitation for himself, and conditionally for his sister.
The Lost Hunter / A Tale of Early Times
16
I took the stairs, trying out emotions, settling on conditionally happy.
Seven up
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Conditionally through the time
Conditionally across language varieties
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