partless

Examples

• All

• The philosopher spoke of a partless reality that cannot be broken down further.

• The artist aimed to capture a sense of partless unity in her sculpture.

• The partless sphere rolled smoothly across the floor.

• In geometry, a circle is considered a partless shape.

• The philosopher spoke of a partless reality that cannot be broken down further.

• Some believe the soul is partless and eternal, unlike the body.

• In geometry, a circle is considered a partless shape.

Synonyms

W

whole

vspartless

∞ 1.0

Complete and not broken or divided

stresses absence of parts or divisions rather than merely undamaged state

I

inseparable

vspartless

46 3.4

Cannot be divided and kept apart, like joined parts or very close friends

describes internal absence of parts rather than relational bonding

I

indivisible

vspartless

14 5.8

Cannot be split into parts

is described as having no parts or divisions inherently

U

undivided

vspartless

• Specialized

2 4.7

Property not split into parts and forming a single whole

refers to lacking parts rather than shared legal or interest status

U

undividable

vspartless

• Specialized

7.4

Cannot be split into parts

is the broader idea of having no parts or divisions

I

indiscrete

vspartless

8.1

Things not separated into clear parts that form one solid mass

focuses on being without separable parts rather than mass shape

U

unpartitioned

vspartless

7.5

Not divided into parts or sections

applies more generally to absence of parts, not only partitions

U

uncompartmented

vspartless

9.2

A thing that has no separate parts

is the general lack of parts, not only missing compartments

U

unsubdivided

vspartless

• Specialized

8.2

A leaf with one whole surface and no separate parts

is the general idea of lacking parts beyond botanical contexts

U

unseparated

vspartless

3.5

Not divided into parts and kept together as one unit

emphasizes internal absence of parts rather than two things joined

Antonyms

C

composite

17 5.3

Made of different parts joined together

D

divisible

1 3.7

Can be split into equal parts with nothing left over

How Whole

entire

∞ 1.0

partless

8.6

partial

203 3.4

divided

3.0

fragmented

9 4.4

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology