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trafficless

trafficless

4.6
A place with no cars or other vehicles
  • adjective
  • /ˈtræfɪkləs/
translation icon : sin tráfico
  • She enjoyed running on the trafficless pathway in the park every morning.

Examples

  • On weekends, the trafficless streets made it easy for them to bike around the town.

  • It was one of my father's greatest pleasures to sit in the narrow slot of a porch with Cam after dinner and look out to the trafficless cul-de-sac.

    Fiction book (1998)
  • The children played safely in their trafficless neighborhood after school.

Antonyms

14 4.4

Too full to allow movement, for example during heavy traffic

How Busy

gridlocked
1 4.6
congested
14 4.4
busy
1.0
quiet
45 1.0
trafficless
4.6

Surface Forms

trafficless positive

Morphology

trafficless = traffic (transparent) = traffic + less

The adjective is a straightforward noun + -less formation meaning 'without traffic', which learners can derive from 'traffic' + '-less'.

Etymology

Trafficless is made of traffic ('movement of vehicles') and the ending -less ('without'), just like careless or homeless. So trafficless means a street or road that is 'without traffic', a quiet place with no cars.