keyless
- adjective
- /ˈkiːləs/
- I pressed the keyless remote to unlock the car from a distance.
- keyless entry
- keyless remote
- keyless entry system
That's a common thing you're saying is like these it's it's all with these keyless start things, right?
- That's a common thing you're saying is like these it's it's all with these keyless start things, right?
Examples
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We have the best views, the most advanced security system, keyless entry, 24-hour video vibration detection.
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I take the car key and the keyless entry fob off my keychain.
Blog text (18) -
It's a remote keyless entry.
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An optional keyless chuck is also available.
Academic text (2002) -
You can change the keyless lock beep volume.
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Personal security is provided by a keyless remote entry/anti-theft system.
Academic text (1993) -
The most popular motor option is the keyless remote system with battery backups.
Blog text (26) -
If you lose your keyless entry and go to the dealership they use the VIN number to get a new code in their program.
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But to me, maybe the craziest bit of Ford cost cutting is the keyless entry fob.
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The front door operates with a keyless entry system that allows easy access without a physical key.
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Etymology
Keyless is easy to remember: it joins key and the ending -less, which means 'without', like in careless or homeless. So keyless means 'without a key', something you open or use without a physical key, such as a keyless door or car.