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issueless

issueless

6.1
Having no problems or difficulties
  • adjective
  • /ˈɪsjuːləs/
translation icon : sin problemas
  • The project ran smoothly and remained issueless throughout the year.

Examples

  • We were grateful for an issueless journey with no delays or complications.

  • Their partnership was surprisingly issueless from start to finish.

  • What a great day! It was issueless.

  • The project was issueless from start to finish.

  • The community held an issueless discussion, allowing everyone to share their ideas freely.

  • Her issueless approach to problem-solving impressed her colleagues, as they had always faced challenges together.

  • The team celebrated their issueless project completion, having faced no setbacks along the way.

Synonyms

trouble-free
vsissueless
4 3.5

Not likely to have problems or difficulties

means being without problems, not only unlikely to have them
faultless
vsissueless
3 4.9

Free from mistakes or flaws

describes being without problems, not total perfection
errorless
vsissueless
1 5.4

Completely without mistakes

covers lack of problems broadly rather than just missing mistakes
nonproblematic
vsissueless
3.6

Not likely to cause trouble

means the same idea but uses a different form
stressless
vsissueless
3.4

Not feeling worry or tension

refers to absence of problems rather than absence of stress

Antonyms

133 5.6

Hard to deal with and often not clear

How Problematic

broken
31 1.0
buggy
1 3.9
problematic
133 5.6
issueless
6.1
flawless
76 3.7

Surface Forms

issueless positive

Morphology

issueless = issue (transparent) = issue + less

The word is transparently derived from 'issue' with the suffix '-less' indicating the absence of issues.

Etymology

Issueless is made from issue ('a problem') and the ending -less ('without'). So in this sense issueless simply means 'without problems' or 'free of difficulties'.