Pronunciation: /ˈfrɪkʃənlɪs/
adjective describing something that has little to no friction, making movement or progress smooth and effortless
A1 The wheels on the new shopping cart are designed to be frictionless for easy maneuverability.
A2 The app offers a frictionless user experience, making it easy for even beginners to navigate.
B1 The company implemented a frictionless payment system to streamline the checkout process.
B2 The new software update promises a frictionless integration with existing systems.
C1 The negotiations between the two companies were conducted in a frictionless manner, leading to a successful partnership.
C2 The team worked together with such efficiency that their collaboration was virtually frictionless.
formal The new software update promises to make the user experience more frictionless.
informal With this new app, online shopping will be totally frictionless.
slang This new gadget is so smooth, it's like living in a frictionless world.
figurative Their relationship was once full of conflict, but now it's become more frictionless.
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