seatless
- adjective
- /ˈsiːtləs/
- Why are there so many seatless people at the concert?
Examples
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In the abandoned house, we found a seatless chair that looked uncomfortable to sit on.
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The old bicycle was seatless and hard to ride.
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We had to stand on the crowded, seatless bus during rush hour.
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The seatless bench was removed from the park for repairs.
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The seatless bus left many passengers standing.
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The new design of the bike was innovative, featuring a seatless frame that allowed for a more dynamic riding position.
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During the camping trip, they had to use a seatless stool around the fire to save space in their vehicle.
Synonyms
A room or event with no chairs for people to sit on
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seatless comes from seat, meaning 'a place to sit', and the ending -less, meaning 'without'. So seatless describes something that has no seat or place to sit, like a bike or a crowded bus.