awless
- adjective
- /ˈɔːləs/
- She spoke in an awless tone that made the audience uncomfortable.
Examples
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He approached the ancient ruins in an awless manner, showing no trace of respect.
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Her awless attitude during the ceremony surprised the elders.
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In their awless youth, they laughed at traditions others held sacred.
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His awless attitude during the ceremony surprised everyone.
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She spoke in an awless tone that made the audience uncomfortable.
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Her awless attitude during the ceremony surprised the elders.
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In their awless youth, they laughed at traditions others held sacred.
Synonyms
Not thinking something is good or interesting
Not feeling respect or wonder
Not impressed or frightened by people who are famous
How Awe-Filled
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Awless comes from awe ('wonder or respect') plus the ending -less ('without'), just like in fearless. So awless means 'without awe' — someone who shows no respect.