indexless
- adjective
- /ˈɪndɛksləs/
- Many older publications are indexless, requiring readers to search through the entire text.
Examples
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The indexless manual made it difficult to find relevant topics quickly.
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Readers complained that the indexless textbook was inconvenient for research.
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Many older publications are indexless, requiring readers to search through the entire text.
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This book is completely indexless.
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Many readers find indexless texts frustrating.
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Readers complained that the indexless textbook was inconvenient for research.
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The indexless manual made it difficult to find relevant topics quickly.
Synonyms
Not in a list that helps you or a computer find things quickly
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Indexless comes from index, a word that means 'pointer', as in the index finger or the list at the back of a book, and the ending -less, which means 'without'. So indexless means 'without an index', which explains why such a book is harder to search.