tableless
7.7
A room that has no table
- adjective
- /ˈteɪbləs/
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sin mesa
- The new apartment was completely tableless, so they had to eat on the floor.
Examples
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After selling their old furniture, the living room looked strangely tableless and empty.
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A tableless office can feel more spacious but may lack practical work surfaces.
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The room is tableless.
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This space is tableless!
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The new apartment was completely tableless, so they had to eat on the floor.
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After selling their old furniture, the living room looked strangely tableless and empty.
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A tableless office can feel more spacious but may lack practical work surfaces.
Surface Forms
tableless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Tableless comes from table + -less, where -less means 'without'. It simply describes a room or home that has no table, so people may eat on the floor or the space feels open and empty.
