crimeless
- adjective
- /ˈkraɪm.ləs/
- Is this area really crimeless now?
Examples
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The village remained almost crimeless for decades, attracting families seeking a safe place to live.
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The neighborhood has become increasingly crimeless over the years.
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She grew up in a crimeless neighborhood where everyone knew each other.
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Tourists are drawn to the city because it is considered nearly crimeless compared to others.
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In a crimeless city, residents can walk the streets without fear of crime.
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The organization works towards creating a crimeless environment for all its members.
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Many believe that education and community support can lead to a more crimeless society.
Synonyms
Not involving illegal actions and not punishable by law
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Crimeless starts with crime ('wrong or illegal act') and ends with -less ('without'), like homeless or careless. So crimeless means 'without crime', a place or situation free from bad or illegal acts.