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springless

American  
[spring-lis] / ˈsprɪŋ lɪs /

adjective

  1. having no springs.

    a springless bed.

  2. lacking liveliness or resilience; lifeless.

    His shoulders drooped and his walk had become springless.


Etymology

Origin of springless

First recorded in 1675–85; spring + -less

Example Sentences

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This has the added advantage of making springless land almost unsalable.

From Time Magazine Archive

Banded together in springless trucks and dusty cattle cars, the rubber troops began their trek.

From Time Magazine Archive

Furniture departments had only a minimum stock of rock-hard springless chairs, couches and beds.

From Time Magazine Archive

Lighters daily haul water to springless Skorpios, whose slopes are now luxuriantly planted with cypresses, oleanders and fruit trees.

From Time Magazine Archive

I only know that three relentlessly inductive, dull, brittle, blasé, and springless youths from S—— University have just come down and taken possession of our High School.

From The Lost Art of Reading by Lee, Gerald Stanley

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