traceless
- adjective
- /ˈtreɪs.ləs/
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- The magician's disappearance was so perfect that it seemed almost traceless.
And of course, to make any highlight melt into the skin and look flawless and traceless, you need setting spray.
- And of course, to make any highlight melt into the skin and look flawless and traceless, you need setting spray.
Examples
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And as you can see, that leaves you with a traceless, beautiful finish.
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This packaging reminds me kind of of the Tom Ford Traceless Foundation.
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Then it leaves cleanly, traceless, the next morning.
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And of course, to make any highlight melt into the skin and look flawless and traceless, you need setting spray.
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The thief left the scene without a traceless sign of his presence.
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After cleaning, the table was traceless, with no stains or marks left behind.
Synonyms
148
2.7
Not easy for other people to notice
37
4.6
Not found or noticed by others
28
6.6
Cannot be found or connected to where it started
23
6.5
Very hard or impossible to notice
1
8.0
Not able to be seen or noticed when you look
1
7.1
Very hard to find
1
6.9
Not found even after people tried to find it
To move without leaving marks or signs behind
Not able to be seen with the eyes
Hard to see or notice
Antonyms
How Traceable
6
4.1
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Traceless is simply trace + -less, where trace means 'a mark or sign' and -less means 'without'. Think of someone leaving no footprints or marks — that's why traceless means leaving no sign behind.