Featureless

Pronunciation: /ˈfiːtʃərlɪs/

Definitions of featureless

adjective describing something as lacking distinctive features or characteristics

Example Sentences

A1 The plain white wall was completely featureless.

A2 The featureless landscape stretched out for miles.

B1 The featureless design of the building made it blend in with the surroundings.

B2 The featureless sky was a dull gray, with no clouds or sun in sight.

C1 The featureless facade of the building gave no hint of what was inside.

C2 The featureless expression on her face made it hard to tell what she was thinking.

Examples of featureless in a Sentence

formal The landscape was so featureless that it was hard to distinguish one area from another.

informal The room was so plain and featureless, it could use some decorations.

slang The movie was so boring, the setting was just a featureless wasteland.

figurative Her expression was so featureless, it was impossible to tell what she was thinking.

Grammatical Forms of featureless

• past tense: featured
• plural: featureless
• comparative: more featureless
• superlative: most featureless
• present tense: features
• future tense: will feature
• perfect tense: have featured
• continuous tense: is featuring
• singular: featureless
• positive degree: featureless
• infinitive: to feature
• gerund: featuring
• participle: featured

Origin and Evolution of featureless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'featureless' originated from the combination of the word 'feature' and the suffix '-less', indicating the absence of distinct characteristics or qualities.

Evolution of the word: Initially used to describe something lacking prominent or distinguishing features, the word 'featureless' has evolved to also convey a sense of blandness or unremarkableness in modern usage.