seamlessness
- noun
- /ˈsiːm.ləs.nəs/
- The seamlessness with which off-campus participation and support contributed to on-campus success is a key insight from this research.
I was like, what's professional colored seamlessness behind Zach and Keith?
- I was like, what's professional colored seamlessness behind Zach and Keith?
- I've recently moved back to safari just just for the seamlessness, but Brave have not to the FBI.
Examples
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The seamlessness of his monologue defied interruption.
Fiction book (2000) -
In her 1974 essay on Rainer, Annette Michelson evoked the "seamlessness" of Trio A, its "refusal to inflect motion."
Academic text (1999) -
Looking back at my life, I could only see the beauty, perfection, and seamlessness of God's plans.
Blog text (14) -
If we want this true seamlessness between devices, it means that the underlying plumbing has to share all this data, and the only way to do it is going to be to actually solve these hard problems.
Blog text (12) -
In creating these distinctions, humans can all too easily lose sight of the seamlessness of that which is signified by their words and abstractions.
Academic text (1994) -
His research on the art of tattoo, his own accomplishments as a tattoo artist, and his own decorated body are testimony to the seamlessness of his personal and professional goals and ideals.
Academic text (1991) -
We have a process that has a seamlessness where the corporate interests that stand to benefit are so intertwined and interwoven with the political forces that the financial elites and the political elites have become the same people.
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First—and this is not a theme, but I was at a dinner the other night, and George Haynal of the Department of Foreign Affairs was talking about the seamlessness of our border in terms of trade.
Academic text (2001) -
The designer focused on creating a product with seamlessness to ensure a smooth user experience.
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The seamlessness of the transition from day to night is particularly beautiful in the countryside.
Synonyms
How something works without pauses or problems
A state with no spaces or openings between parts
A state of continuing without pause
Continuing all the time without stopping
Antonyms
How Seamless
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Seamlessness comes from seam, a join in cloth, and the ending -less, which means 'without'. Think of cloth with no stitches, smooth and continuous, and that picture explains why we use the word for a smooth change or a clean app interface.