shadeless
- adjective
- /ˈʃeɪd.ləs/
- The shadeless park offered little relief from the summer heat, forcing everyone to seek shelter under the few available trees.
Examples
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During the hike, we struggled under the harsh heat of the shadeless trail, longing for any cover from the sun.
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This is just the shade clear, so shadeless, if you will, and I'm just going to run this through just makes them look more natural.
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Under a burning sun, they walked silently and awed through the stark, shadeless ruins of Tikal.
Fiction book (1996) -
I remember we passed one of those big spiraling plastic slides that dump kids into pools of water, and I thought how the kids on that one, shadeless in this wild place, must be getting their butts burnt off, and I remember thinking I was glad we were going home.
Fiction book (1995) -
Children played in the shadeless yard, their laughter echoing in the unforgiving sunlight that drenched the open space.
Synonyms
A place exposed to direct sunlight without shade
Antonyms
How Shaded
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Shadeless comes from shade ('shadow' or 'shelter from the sun') and the ending -less ('without'), so it literally means 'without shade' and describes a place with no trees or umbrellas where you feel hot and open.