vorbehaltlos

without reservation, unconditionally

adverb for-be-HALT-lohs Rare

Also means

unreservedly

Usage Note

Vorbehaltlos means without any attached conditions or caveats. Vorbehaltlose Zustimmung is unqualified consent; vorbehaltlos akzeptieren is to accept without conditions. It is common in diplomatic and legal language and signals complete, unqualified agreement.

Examples

"Wir unterstützen diese Initiative vorbehaltlos."

Natural Translation

We support this initiative without reservation.

Literal Translation

We support this initiative unconditionally.

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