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brushless

brushless

5.1
Land with no small trees or bushes
  • adjective
: despejado
  • They cleared the area to create a brushless zone.

Examples

  • Farmers prefer brushless fields to make planting and harvesting easier.

  • The brushless landscape looked pristine after the cleanup.

  • After hours of work, the hillside was finally brushless and ready for construction.

  • The park maintenance team keeps the walking trails brushless for visitors' safety.

  • The forest was completely cleared, leaving a brushless landscape that revealed the stunning view.

  • After the wildfire, the area was brushless, allowing for new growth to emerge.

  • They created a brushless garden, intentionally removing all shrubs and undergrowth for a cleaner look.

Antonyms

41 3.4

Covered with plants that grow out of control

How Brushy

overgrown
41 3.4
brushy
1 3.8
brushless
5.1
clear
726 1.0

Surface Forms

brushless positive

Morphology

brushless = brush (transparent) = brush + less

The meaning is directly derived from 'brush' + 'less', indicating the absence of brush or shrubs.

Etymology

Brushless comes from the common word brush meaning 'a group of small bushes or undergrowth' and the ending -less meaning 'without'. So a brushless hill or field is simply a place 'without' bushes, which makes it safer and easier to use.