Antonyms for conditioned
kənˈdɪʃ əndcon·di·tioned

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1. conditioned, learnedadjective

   established by conditioning or learning

   "a conditioned response"

   Antonyms:
   naive, unconditioned, innate, unlearned, unfit

   Synonyms:
   in condition(p), well-educated, well-read, knowledgeable, learned, knowing, erudite, lettered

2. conditioned, in condition(p)adjective

   physically fit

   "exercised daily to keep herself in condition"

   Antonyms:
   unfit, innate, unconditioned, naive, unlearned

How to use conditioned in a sentence?

1. Arthur Levine:

   They also built an air-conditioned circus tent where guests can wait, inside there is playground equipment and interactive games for kids. Guests get restaurant-style pagers that alert them when it’s time to board the ride.

2. Rod Rosenstein:

   You view it as an issue of principle that I need to commit to appoint a special counsel in a manner that I don't even know if it's being investigated, but my view is that I have a responsibility when I take that oath, if I become deputy attorney general. I cannot take it conditioned upon having committed how I'm going to handle a particular case.

3. John Oliver:

   While you're kind of conditioned at this point to think,' Absolutely none.' Pressure is building.

4. Caedyn Feehan:

   I didn't even know what it meant. I thought it was a joke about how I had conditioned them so hard, none of the administrators knew what it was or that any of them were doing it in advance. This was entirely for their cause that they had strong feelings about.

5. Justin Salinger:

   When you have a miscarriage, there's this idea that it's not as real for the man because we're not growing the baby inside of us, we're conditioned not to express emotion and to give our wives space to feel grief and pain. The truth is that we're hurting, too.

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