seamless
Other forms: seamlessly
Something seamless could literally be a piece of clothing without seams, but it's usually something else that's smooth or unbroken, like a seamless transition.
Seamless things are connected so well that you can't see what's holding them together. They're flowing, consistent, and well-put-together. If an employee leaves, and the replacement does a great job immediately, that's a seamless transition. In basketball, if a team goes from offense to defense without missing a beat, that's seamless play. And that underwear that seems to be made out of one piece of material? Seamless. And super comfortable.
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not having or joined by a seam or seams“seamless stockings”synonyms:broadloom(of rugs or carpets) woven full widthcircular-knitknitted in tubular formunseamedhaving no seams
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perfectly consistent and coherent“the novel's seamless plot”synonyms:coherent, consistent, logical, orderedmarked by an orderly, logical, and aesthetically consistent relation of parts
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smooth, especially of skin
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Vocabulary lists containing seamless
The suffix -less, meaning "without," is added to nouns and verbs to form adjectives. For example, a hopeless situation is a situation without hope. Learn these words that use the suffix less.
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