unpainful

4.6

Causing no pain

adjective
/ʌnˈpeɪnfl/

: indoloro

She described the healing process as completely unpainful and stress-free.

Examples

I hope the injection is unpainful.
Most vaccinations are quick and unpainful when administered correctly.
The procedure was surprisingly unpainful for the patient.
The procedure was unpainful and quick.
Most vaccinations are quick and unpainful when administered correctly.
She described the healing process as completely unpainful and stress-free.
The procedure was surprisingly unpainful for the patient.

Synonyms

painless

vsunpainful

39 1.0

Not causing physical hurt or emotional upset

is limited to stating general lack of pain without mentioning emotions

pain-free

vsunpainful

9 3.2

Not causing any physical pain

includes absence of any pain physical or emotional

Antonyms

painful

737 1.0

Making someone feel physical hurt or strong emotional upset

How Painful

excruciating

46 7.9

painful

737 1.0

unpainful

4.6

Surface Forms

unpainful positive

Morphology

unpainful = painful (transparent) = un + pain + ful

The adjective is formed by straightforward negation (un-) of 'painful', so the meaning 'not causing pain' follows directly.

Etymology

Unpainful starts with un- which means 'not' and ends with painful from pain. So it simply means 'not accompanied by pain', and you can remember it like the common word painless.