painless
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- adjective
- /ˈpeɪnləs/
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- Patients typically present with a painless midline swelling below the hyoid bone.
- a painless procedure
- a painless mass
- a painless swelling
And Trump, it's a painless death, you know, beautiful creature.
- And Trump, it's a painless death, you know, beautiful creature.
- But yeah, it's not completely painless, but it doesn't really feel like much.
- And if they could, you know, make it painless, we'd give them a lot more money.
- It's an embrace from God, like it's a painless way to go.
- So if you if I were to kill you at the end of this podcast, it feels painless.
- And of course, if it's in, that's really the only way to ensure the death of a person that's quick, painless and so forth.
- Glow Pro gently parts skin cells creating thousands of painless micro channels resulting in formation of new skin cells for bouncy, radiant skin.
- Typically breast cancer is painless, but there are some forms of inflammatory breast cancer that will cause pain in the breast.
- It was super painless and very, very quick, but in the other side, OK, now you're going to stick it in here.
- But the idea of painless uncertainty, that one is not going to be sure about what is going to happen over time.
Examples
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A 6-year-old boy presented with a painless right neck swelling that had been present for about 6 months
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The aim is to create safe, painless, and cost-effective techniques to image the body and treat diseases.
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It's been completely painless, just as you said it would be.
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I just wanted it to be painless.
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It's totally painless and it's called I Restore.
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It's gentle, it's safe, it's painless, and that lots of the clients are nervous about it initially, like I was growing back thicker.
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The patient was a 65-year-old woman who presented with a painless mass in the right preauricular region.
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Typically breast cancer is painless, but there are some forms of inflammatory breast cancer that will cause pain in the breast.
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She liked to say that because the test would be so user friendly and painless and cheap that people would get their blood tested more often.
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The dental procedure was completely painless, leaving the patient feeling relaxed and at ease.
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Etymology
Painless comes from pain + -less, and -less means 'without', just like in careless. Picture a doctor who works so gently you feel no hurt, 'without pain'. So painless means 'not causing any physical or emotional pain'.