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seamless

seamless

30 4.9
Things join together with no gaps or breaks
  • adjective
  • /ˈsiːmləs/
translation icon : sin problemas
  • Abstracting away details about specific hardware and physical location makes seamless migration possible.
  • seamless integration
  • seamless transition
  • seamless delivery

Like the guy's perfect, fluid, totally like seamless, seamless.

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Examples

  • The various dances were precise and seamless, as they need to be before a paying public.

    Academic text (1998)
  • By combining logic with seamless data, the outcome of all things can be predicted.

  • It's very quick to apply and it also looks so seamless on my skin.

  • Such tools allow for a seamless integration of text, images, sound, and video.

    Academic text (2008)
  • The interface between our brains and the information world is becoming seamless and invisible.

    Academic text (2012)
  • At UoM, making an ILL request from an online index is not a seamless process.

    Academic text (2015)
  • The kid's imagination and real life became a seamless thing where only Calvin's point of view really mattered.

  • My interactions with these diverse interest groups form a seamless whole, and the dichotomy of scholar vs.

    Academic text (2001)
  • The software offers a seamless experience, allowing users to switch between tasks without interruptions.

  • Thanks to the designer's skill, the transition from one color to another was seamless and visually stunning.

Synonyms

consistent
vsseamless
34 3.7

Showing the same style or pattern that fits together well

is more than logical agreement and also implies no gaps or interruptions
undisrupted
vsseamless
4.6

Continuing without any break

is about full coherence and internal consistency not only unbroken movement

Antonyms

96 4.7

Not staying the same over time and not agreeing with other facts

10 6.0

Not clear or organized, with ideas that jump around

How Seamless

coherent
75 7.2
seamless
30 4.9
smooth
204 1.0
inconsistent
96 4.7
disjointed
10 6.0

Surface Forms

seamless positive

Morphology

seamless = seam (semi-transparent) = seam + less

Used figuratively to mean 'without gaps or interruptions'; the compositional logic is metaphorical rather than strictly literal.

Etymology

Seamless is built from seam plus -less meaning 'without', and a seam is a join or line, so a helpful image is cloth joined so well you cannot see the join. That's why we call a plan, service, or presentation seamless when it has no gaps or interruptions and moves smoothly from one part to the next.