pain-free
- adjective
- /peɪn-friː/
- It's designed to be pain-free.
- patients to be pain-free
And I'll get a message from them a year later and they will say, you know, I'm pain free, I'm happy, I'm fit.
- And I'll get a message from them a year later and they will say, you know, I'm pain free, I'm happy, I'm fit.
- No matter how much I unpack narcissistic relationships on this channel or with clients, there is no path forward that is pain free.
- We do that with very gentle love, doing the things that doesn't cause pain and and try and slowly expand that M gram into a pain free one.
- So I always make sure to have some kind of little cleaning wipe just to give myself a little keep it all clean and shiny down there and hopefully pain free.
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I followed my PT's and MD's instructions religiously, ran pain-free, and rehabbed fully after the race.
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But after 10 years, I am completely pain-free and can lift weights again.
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You want the promise of a pain-free life.
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Our patient experienced a nearly pain-free procedure and recovery after such a procedure.
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Patients in the laser-resected group were pain-free after 5 days, compared with 8 days for those in the control group.
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For many elderly recipients, that means pain-free joints for the rest of their lives.
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Hospice providers work to ensure that patients experience a death that is as natural, dignified, and pain-free as possible.
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For many patients, becoming permanently pain-free, either on or off medication, is not an achievable target.
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The patient received the Artelon implant and, six weeks postoperatively, was pain-free with no tenderness.
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After the surgery, she felt remarkably pain-free and could move without discomfort.
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Etymology
Pain-free is made of pain and free, where free here means 'without', as in duty-free or carefree, so pain-free means 'without physical pain'.