untroublesomeness

9.9

A state that causes no problems or worry

noun
/ʌnˈtrʌbəlˌsʌnəs/

: ausencia de problemas

We appreciated the untroublesomeness of the new software update, which ran smoothly without any issues.

Examples

The untroublesomeness of the quiet countryside brought him much-needed relief from city life.
Her untroublesomeness made her a favorite among the staff.
Her untroublesomeness made her a preferred roommate among her peers.
The untroublesomeness of the new policy surprised everyone.
Her untroublesomeness made her the ideal choice for a roommate, as everyone felt at ease around her.
The untroublesomeness of the new software update was appreciated by users, who experienced no problems or glitches.
Living in the quiet countryside offered an air of untroublesomeness that helped him unwind from the stress of city life.

Synonyms

unproblematicalness

vsuntroublesomeness

9.9

A quality of causing no trouble and making things simple

also includes absence of anxiety or worry as well as practical ease

nonseriousness

vsuntroublesomeness

4.9

A condition that is not dangerous or likely to cause harm

focuses on not causing trouble difficulty or anxiety rather than severity

Antonyms

troublesomeness

6.8

To cause problems, worry, or bother

How Troublesome

disaster

∞ 1.0

crisis

∞ 3.1

trouble

∞ 1.0

problem

∞ 1.2

inconvenience

98 4.3

harmlessness

1 3.3

untroublesomeness

9.9

Surface Forms

untroublesomeness singular

untroublesomenesses plural

Morphology

untroublesomeness = untroublesome (transparent) = un + trouble + some + ness

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'untroublesome', yielding a clear abstract noun meaning 'the quality of being not troublesome'.

Etymology

The word untroublesomeness starts with un- 'not', includes trouble 'problem' or 'difficulty', and ends with -ness 'quality'. So untroublesomeness means the quality of not causing trouble or worry, in other words being easy to live with or use.