stepless
- adjective
- For the ultimate performance, the bike's transmission offers a stepless range, enabling seamless shifting without any noticeable gaps.
Examples
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Probably the most impressive new application for these stepless transmissions is the CVT-driven Canon-Williams Renault Formula One race car, which is powered by an 800-horsepower Renault V10 engine.
Academic text (1994) -
The new conveyor belt system operates with stepless speed control, allowing for a smooth and continuous flow of materials.
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The machines have a wide current range and stepless current control that allows for a range of settings for use with a variety of filler materials.
Academic text (2011) -
She appreciated the stepless adjustment feature on her office chair, which provided comfort without any jarring movements.
Synonyms
A steady electric signal without small repeating changes
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Etymology
The word stepless comes from the simple word step and the ending -less, where step means 'a single move' and -less means 'without'. So stepless describes something that changes smoothly with no sudden stages, like a fan or lamp you can set to any level.