Issueless

Pronunciation: /ˈɪʃuˌlɪs/

Definitions of issueless

adjective lacking or without any problems or difficulties

Example Sentences

A1 She lived a happy and issueless life.

A2 The software update went smoothly and was completely issueless.

B1 The project was completed in an issueless manner, much to the satisfaction of the client.

B2 The negotiations between the two parties were issueless, leading to a successful partnership.

C1 The team worked together seamlessly, resulting in an issueless execution of the plan.

C2 His career was marked by issueless performances and consistent success.

Examples of issueless in a Sentence

formal The project was completed smoothly and issueless, thanks to the efficient team.

informal My computer has been running issueless since I got it fixed last week.

slang I can't believe how issueless our road trip was, everything went perfectly.

figurative Their relationship seemed issueless on the surface, but there were underlying problems that needed to be addressed.

Grammatical Forms of issueless

• past tense: issued
• plural: issueless
• comparative: more issueless
• superlative: most issueless
• present tense: issueless
• future tense: will be issueless
• perfect tense: have been issueless
• continuous tense: is being issueless
• singular: issueless
• positive degree: issueless
• infinitive: to issueless
• gerund: issueless
• participle: issueless

Origin and Evolution of issueless

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'issueless' originated from Old French, specifically from the word 'issu', meaning 'outcome' or 'result'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'issueless' evolved to refer to someone who does not have offspring or descendants, expanding from its original meaning of 'outcome' or 'result'.