Pronunciation

/kənˈdɪʃən/

Definitions

Noun

1. A state or circumstances that must be fulfilled or present for something to happen: The success of the project depends on favorable conditions.
2. A state or quality that something has or is subject to: The car needs new brakes under these driving conditions.
3. A requirement or stipulation: The terms of the contract included a condition for early termination.
4. Physical or mental health: He’s in good condition for his age.

Verb

1. To have or be in a particular state or situation: The flowers will bloom under ideal conditions.
2. To determine or specify a necessary condition: We can only proceed if all conditions are met.
3. To judge or evaluate someone’s readiness or suitability: She was quickly assessed as physically fit to join the team.

Adjective

1. Suitable or appropriate: The weather conditions were perfect for a picnic.
2. Optimal or conducive: These working conditions encourage productivity.

Adverb

1. In what manner or to what degree: He performed the task under challenging conditions.

Phrases

• “Under certain conditions”
• “If and when the conditions are right”
• “Subject to conditions”
• “Keep the room at a comfortable temperature”
• “In good condition”

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The experiment was conducted under controlled conditions.”
• Verb: “The deal was conditional on the buyer’s ability to secure financing.”
• Adjective: “The athlete maintained a rigorous training routine to stay in top condition.”
• Adverb: “She completed the marathon under difficult conditions.”

Synonyms

• Terms
• Specifications
• Requirements
• Standards
• Settings
• Terms and conditions
• Circumstances
• State
• Situation