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burdenless

burdenless

7.2
Not carrying a weight or feeling heavy with worry
  • adjective
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  • In his new lifestyle, he embraced a burdenless existence, enjoying each day without stress or responsibilities.

While OnePlus is famous for the fast and smooth experience, the burdenless design and the peak performance of the hardware.

Examples

  • While OnePlus is famous for the fast and smooth experience, the burdenless design and the peak performance of the hardware.

    Unbox Therapy

  • The perceived betrayal strengthens Japanese advocates of a "burdenless alliance."

    Academic text (1998)

  • My chest is burdenless.

    Groove Street (2018)

  • After the long hike, she felt burdenless as she sat down in the sun, free from any heavy packs.

  • The burdenless feeling of floating in the pool was refreshing as she allowed herself to relax completely.

Synonyms

weightless
vsburdenless
17 5.3

Having almost no weight, often because there is no gravity

refers to freedom from carrying something rather than absence of weight itself
unencumbered
vsburdenless
8 6.8

Free from worries, duties, debts and other things that hold you back

applies specifically to being free from a physical carried load
light
vsburdenless
1 2.1

With very little luggage when travelling

refers to complete absence of a carried load rather than a small amount
unburdened
vsburdenless
5.3

Not carrying heavy things

is the identical meaning expressed by the other form
unladen
vsburdenless
5.6

Not carrying any load, physically or in your mind

focuses on being free from a personal physical load rather than cargo

Antonyms

burdened
4.3

Carrying a heavy weight that makes moving slow or hard

How Burdened

overloaded
3 4.2
burdenless
7.2

Surface Forms

burdenless positive

Morphology

burdenless = burden (transparent) = burden + less

Formed by the noun 'burden' plus productive suffix '-less' meaning 'without', so the meaning 'without a burden' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Burdenless joins the familiar word burden ('load') and the part -less ('without'), so it literally means 'without a load' and gives the image of someone light and free, either physically or in their mind.