unqualified

unqualified
adj
1. unfit, incompetent, unsuited, inadequate; ineligible, 4-F, ill-fitted, incapable, unable; ill-qualified, unequipped, not up to, Inf. not cut out for, not equal to; unready, unprepared, unadapted.
2. unmitigated, unrestricted, unconditioned, unlimited, without reservation; unconditional, uncircumscribed, categorical, unreserved, without strings, no strings attached; unmodified, unbounded, full, across-the-board, blanket.
3. complete, absolute, utter, thorough, downright, out-and-out, pure and simple; outright, perfect, consummate, Dial. flat-out; clear, unequivocal, unmistakable, positive, definitive, the; pure, sheer, Inf. plumb, wholesale, through and through.

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  • unqualified — (adj.) 1550s, not having necessary qualifications, from UN (Cf. un ) (1) not + pp. of QUALIFY (Cf. qualify). Meaning not modified or limited is recorded from 1796 …   Etymology dictionary

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