unproblematicalness
- noun
- /ˌʌnˌprɒbləˈmætɪklnəs/
- The unproblematicalness of the new system made the transition smooth for all employees.
Examples
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The unproblematicalness of the procedure reassured everyone involved in the project.
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The unproblematicalness of the project made it easy to complete.
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He admired the unproblematicalness with which she handled complex negotiations.
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The unproblematicalness of their friendship made it easy for them to confide in each other.
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Her unproblematicalness in handling the situation impressed everyone.
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Everyone appreciated the unproblematicalness of her approach to resolving conflicts.
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The team's unproblematicalness ensured that the project was completed ahead of schedule.
Synonyms
Not needing much effort to do something
A state that causes no problems or worry
How Problematic
Surface Forms
Morphology
unproblematicalness = unproblematic (transparent) = un + problem + atic + ness
The noun is formed by adding the productive suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'unproblematic', which itself is transparently 'un-' + 'problematic'.
Etymology
The word unproblematicalness is built from un- ('not'), problem ('difficulty'), and -ness ('state or quality'), so it means the 'state of not being a problem'. Think of a plan that is easy and trouble-free; that is unproblematicalness.