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partless

partless

1 8.6
Whole and not able to be divided
  • adjective
  • /ˈpɑrtləs/
: indivisible
  • Some believe the soul is partless and eternal, unlike the body.

Examples

  • 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

whole
vspartless
∞ 1.0

Complete and not broken or divided

stresses absence of parts or divisions rather than merely undamaged state
inseparable
vspartless
44 3.4

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

describes internal absence of parts rather than relational bonding
indivisible
vspartless
12 5.8

Cannot be split into parts

is described as having no parts or divisions inherently
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
indiscrete
vspartless
1 8.1

Things not separated into clear parts that form one solid mass

focuses on being without separable parts rather than mass shape
unpartitioned
vspartless
1 7.5

Not divided into parts or sections

applies more generally to absence of parts, not only partitions
unseparated
vspartless
1 3.5

Not divided into parts and kept together as one unit

emphasizes internal absence of parts rather than two things joined
undividable
vspartless
  • Specialized
1 7.4

Cannot be split into parts

is the broader idea of having no parts or divisions
uncompartmented
vspartless
9.2

A thing that has no separate parts

is the general lack of parts, not only missing compartments
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

Antonyms

51 5.3

Made of different parts joined together

7 3.7

Can be split into equal parts with nothing left over

How Whole

entire
∞ 1.0
partless
1 8.6
partial
212 3.4
divided
238 3.0
fragmented
29 4.4

Surface Forms

partless positive

Morphology

partless = part (transparent) = part + less

The meaning 'having no parts' is directly derived from the base word 'part' with the suffix '-less'.

Etymology

Partless comes from the common word part and the ending -less, which means 'without'. Imagine an object with no separate pieces, a single whole that cannot be broken down, so partless means indivisible or whole.