seamless
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- adjective
- /ˈsiːmləs/
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sin costuras
- The artist created a seamless backdrop that perfectly complemented the exhibition.
- seamless steel
Here's the base, which you can see is an almost seamless piece of metal.
- Here's the base, which you can see is an almost seamless piece of metal.
- So we decided that we would reissue with seamless legs made of silicone.
- This is the Maiden form full coverage seamless strapless bra.
- And so some leggings, like some of the gym shark ones, for example, they're seamless.
Examples
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I'm just wearing like a beige bra and some seamless underwear.
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What I have on here is the Delta Seamless MIDI bra.
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A lot of you are going to want a seamless backdrop for product shots.
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Here's the base, which you can see is an almost seamless piece of metal.
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So we have installed these very quiet, very seamless electronic blinds.
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If you are wearing form-fitting clothes, you should always try to wear seamless undergarments with them.
Blog text (28) -
In addition, school psychologists develop partnerships and networks with community service providers and agencies to provide seamless services to children and families.
Academic text (2010) -
In her arms, she held the pot—seamless and gleaming.
Fiction book (1993) -
She poured herself into a seamless dress that highlighted her figure gracefully.
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The new smartphone features a seamless design, ensuring a sleek look without visible seams.
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How Seamless
Surface Forms
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Etymology
Seamless comes from the simple word seam, a line where two pieces of cloth are joined, and the ending -less meaning 'without'. So, seamless originally meant 'without a seam', which is why we use it for clothes, pipes, or objects made with no joins.