cushionless
- adjective
- /ˈkʌʃənləs/
- She was posed sideways on some sort of cushionless banquette, perhaps even a slab of marble.
Examples
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The chairs look commonplace, but long rusty nails stick up from their cushionless seats, making sitting down unthinkable.
Academic text (1993) -
The cushionless bench was uncomfortable for the children after sitting for a long time.
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She refused to sit on the cushionless metal chair, claiming it hurt her back.
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After a few hours at the cushionless table, he wished he had brought a pad to sit on.
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How Comfortable
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Morphology
Etymology
Cushionless is made from cushion ('soft pad') and -less ('without'). Imagine sitting on a hard wooden bench with no soft pad, and you have the clear image of what cushionless means: having no cushion for comfort or support.