newsless
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Not having any new information about people or events
- adjective
- /ˈnuːzləs/
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sin noticias
- With the internet down, the family was newsless and unaware of the events unfolding outside their home.
Examples
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Don't you hate feeling newsless during important events?
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During the blackout, we spent several newsless days wondering what was happening.
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She grew anxious in her newsless isolation from her family.
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The small, newsless village remained unaffected by events in the outside world.
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I feel newsless today.
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After a long weekend without any updates, I felt completely newsless about what was happening in the world.
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The small village remained newsless during the storm, with no communication from the outside.
How Informed
Surface Forms
newsless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Newsless is built from news (things that are 'new' or recent) and the suffix -less meaning 'without'. So something newsless is simply 'without news' — it has no new information or updates.