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View usage for: (peɪnləs) 1. adjectiveSomething such as a treatment that is painless causes no physical pain. Acupuncture treatment is gentle, painless, and, invariably, most relaxing. The operation itself is a brief, painless procedure. ...a quick and painless death. Synonyms: pain-free, without pain More Synonyms of painless painlessly adverb [ADVERB with verb] ...a technique to eliminate unwanted facial hair quickly and painlessly. 2. adjectiveIf a process or activity is painless, there are no difficulties involved, and you do not have to make a great effort or suffer in any way. House-hunting is in fact relatively painless in this region. There are no easy or painless solutions to the nation's economic ills. Synonyms: simple, easy, fast, quick More Synonyms of painless painlessly adverb [ADVERB with verb] ...a game for children which painlessly teaches essential pre-reading skills. painless in British English (ˈpeɪnlɪs) adjective1. not causing pain or distress Derived forms painlessly (ˈpainlessly) adverb painlessness (ˈpainlessness) noun painless in American English (ˈpeɪnlɪs) adjective1. free from or without pain 2. not causing or involving pain Derived forms painlessly (ˈpainlessly) adverb painlessness (ˈpainlessness) noun Examples of 'painless' in a sentencepainless The transition from horses to machines was relatively painless.It's usually a quick and painless process, though.I am all set to swear like the mother of all mothers in childbirth, but the procedure is amazingly painless.It has been a fairly painless process.Within about an hour you die a painless death.The whole process was easy and painless.The whole process was relatively painless and straightforward.What do you do to make switching painless?The organisation would work hard to make it as painless as possible.The treatment is painless and does not require anaesthesia.Waiting an extra year to replace the car is a pretty painless way to cut back.The process is quick and painless and lasts three to four weeks.The laser procedure is painless and takes four minutes on each eye.The persecuted bears do not die a quick and painless death.It is a painless but sudden process.There is no painless way to avoid our reckless and inevitable rendezvous with plaque.But at least changing through them is relatively painless.The current law says they cannot be assisted to have a painless death.As part of this exercise we are looking at a range of options for making switching as painless as possible.It is gentle, painless and invariably very relaxing.It will take political will and judgment to make it as painless for Britain as possible.The procedure is virtually painless, with just a slight stinging sensation.The procedure was easy, painless and over in seconds.The treatment is totally painless.Flights tend to be overnight; transfers are usually short, fairly painless car drives. In other languagespainless British English: painless ADJECTIVE Something such as a treatment that is painless causes no physical pain. The treatment is gentle, painless, and relaxing. - American English: painless
- Brazilian Portuguese: indolor
- Chinese: 无痛的
- European Spanish: sin dolor
- French: indolore
- German: schmerzlos
- Italian: indolore
- Japanese: 無痛の
- Korean: 통증이 없는
- European Portuguese: indolor
- Latin American Spanish: sin dolor
Chinese translation of 'painless' adj - [treatment, operation, childbirth]
无(無)痛的 (wútòng de) - (fig) [solution, method, process]
不费(費)力的 (bù fèilì de)
The operation is a brief, painless procedure. There are no painless solutions to the problem. Additional synonymsDefinition not difficult This is not an easy task. Synonyms simple, straightforward, no trouble, not difficult, effortless, painless, clear, light, uncomplicated, child's play (informal), plain sailing, undemanding, a pushover (slang), a piece of cake (informal), no bother, a bed of roses, easy-peasy (slang), a piece of piss (taboo, slang), EZ In a single effortless motion, he scooped Frannie into his arms. Synonyms easy, simple, flowing, smooth, graceful, painless, uncomplicated, trouble-free, facile, undemanding, easy-peasy (slang), untroublesome, unexacting Definition accomplished in or lasting a short time She walked at a fast pace. Synonyms quick, flying, winged, rapid, fleet, hurried, accelerated, swift, speedy, brisk, hasty, nimble, mercurial, sprightly, nippy (British, informal) Additional synonymsDefinition characterized by rapidity of movement or action Europe has moved a long way at a quick pace. Synonyms fast, swift, speedy, express, active, cracking (British, informal), smart, rapid, fleet, brisk, hasty, headlong, nippy (informal), pdq (slang) |