seamlessly

American  

[seem-lis-lee] / ˈsim lɪs li /

adverb

1. without seams or joints.

   The palm of each glove is made seamlessly of a single piece of genuine leather.

2. in a way that results in a smooth, uniform, and continuous whole.

   To create the video, the team combined original music with clips from 17 different nature documentaries, edited to fit seamlessly together.

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Etymology

Origin of seamlessly

seamless ( def. ) + -ly

Example Sentences

But once you get it all going, the ongoing maintenance is minimal and it can function just as seamlessly as your employer plan.

From MarketWatch

In the seesawing tedium of daily traffic, slow and fast, the e-motor silently and seamlessly supports the big V8 in those few hundred milliseconds it takes to spool up.

From The Wall Street Journal

Ideally, cheap renewable energy would provide the main load, and in periods of supply volatility, more expensive fossil-fuel-generated electricity would come online seamlessly to meet demand.

From The Wall Street Journal

When Michigan hired Sherrone Moore as its football coach after the 2023 season, the Wolverines were betting on the steady hand that had helped them move seamlessly from cheating scandal to a national championship.

From The Wall Street Journal

The brain of a self-driving car is constantly updated and refined; it will learn to coordinate seamlessly with other drivers, human and AI, in short order.

From The Wall Street Journal