seamless
Americanadjective
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having no seams.
seamless stockings.
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smoothly continuous or uniform in quality; combined in an inconspicuous way.
a seamless blend of art and entertainment.
adjective
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(of a garment) having no seams
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continuous or flowing
seamless output
a seamless performance
Usage
What does seamless mean? Seamless describes a garment or something similar as having no seams.A seam is a line of stitches that join two pieces of cloth, leather, or the like, such as you might see at the bottom of a pant leg. A garment without seams, such as a pair of stockings, is seamless.Figuratively, something that is seamless is smooth or continuous, such as a conversation that flows back and forth between people with no one talking over others. A transition from one school to another in which you don’t encounter any problems and immediately feel comfortable at the new school could be described as a seamless transition.Example: The transition from scene to scene was seamless.
Other Word Forms
- seamlessly adverb
- seamlessness noun
Etymology
Origin of seamless
Example Sentences
Examples are provided to illustrate real-world usage of words in context. Any opinions expressed do not reflect the views of Dictionary.com.
The National Retail Federation called on courts to provide a “seamless process to refund the tariffs to U.S. importers.”
"We urge the lower court to ensure a seamless process to refund the tariffs to US importers," the federation said.
From Barron's
To survive though, they warn companies will need to find ways to meet demand for seamless AI, they said.
From MarketWatch
Evercore ISI analyst Amit Daryanani said in a Tuesday note that Apple’s delay reflects user privacy is “paramount, with Apple prioritizing data protection along with seamless integration before launching the upgrades.”
From MarketWatch
The sales resumed days later, with new guidance that recommended “sizing up” for workouts in some cases and pairing the items with skin-tone, seamless underwear.
From MarketWatch
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