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fogless

3.2

Clear of fog so you can see far

adjective
/ˈfɔɡləs/

: sin niebla

During the fogless summer days, the beach became a popular spot for sunbathers.

Examples

The hike was enjoyable because we walked on a fogless path through the mountains.
The woods had been clear, fogless, and she felt more at ease now in the open.

Fiction book (1999)
On a fogless evening, the stars were clearly visible in the sky.

Synonyms

unfogged

vsfogless

4.9

Free of fog so you can see clearly

is naturally free from fog rather than made clear by action

fogproof

vsfogless

4.0

That stops water or steam from forming on lenses to keep vision clear

is about current absence of fog rather than preventive design

Antonyms

foggy

3 1.4

Not clear or easy to remember

How Foggy

foggy

15 1.0

misty

35 1.4

hazy

49 3.9

fogless

3.2

Surface Forms

fogless positive

foglesser comparative

foglessest superlative

Morphology

fogless = fog (transparent) = fog + less

The adjective is a direct negation of the noun 'fog' using the productive suffix '-less', yielding the literal meaning 'without fog'.

Etymology

The word fogless comes from two simple parts: fog and less, where less means 'without', just like in hopeless or fearless. So fogless literally means 'without fog', like a clear window or a morning you can see through.