Adless

Pronunciation: /ædləs/

Definitions of adless

adjective describing something as lacking advertisements

Example Sentences

A1 I prefer adless websites because they load faster.

A2 The adless version of the app is available for a small fee.

B1 Many users are willing to pay for an adless experience.

B2 The adless option is included in the premium subscription.

C1 Some websites offer an adless browsing experience for a monthly fee.

C2 The adless version of the software is popular among professionals.

Examples of adless in a Sentence

formal The adless version of the website is available for premium subscribers.

informal I prefer using the adless app because it's less annoying.

slang I can't stand all these ads, I need the adless version ASAP.

figurative Her mind was like an adless space, free from distractions and clutter.

Grammatical Forms of adless

• past tense: adlessed
• plural: adlesses
• comparative: more adless
• superlative: most adless
• present tense: adless
• future tense: will be adless
• perfect tense: has been adless
• continuous tense: is being adless
• singular: adless
• positive degree: adless
• infinitive: to be adless
• gerund: being adless
• participle: adlessing

Origin and Evolution of adless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'adless' is a combination of the prefix 'ad-' meaning 'not' or 'without' and the suffix '-less' meaning 'lacking or devoid of'.

Evolution of the word: The use of 'adless' has remained consistent in its meaning of 'without ads' or 'lacking advertisements'. It is primarily used in modern contexts to describe digital platforms or content that is free from advertising.