Seamless

Pronunciation: /ˈsimləs/

Definitions of seamless

adjective describing something that is smooth, continuous, and without any visible seams or interruptions

Example Sentences

A1 The transition between scenes in the movie was seamless.

A2 The seamless integration of new technology made the process much smoother.

B1 The artist created a seamless blend of colors in their painting.

B2 The company prides itself on providing seamless customer service.

C1 The merger of the two companies was seamless, with no disruptions to operations.

C2 The software developer ensured a seamless user experience with the new app.

Examples of seamless in a Sentence

formal The integration of the new software was seamless and caused no disruptions to the workflow.

informal The transition to the new team was seamless - everyone made me feel welcome right away.

slang The way she handled the situation was so seamless, like she had it all under control.

figurative The colors of the sunset blended together seamlessly, creating a beautiful and peaceful scene.

Grammatical Forms of seamless

• past tense: seamed
• plural: seamlesses
• comparative: more seamless
• superlative: most seamless
• present tense: seam
• future tense: will seam
• perfect tense: have seamed
• continuous tense: seaming
• singular: seamless
• positive degree: seamless
• infinitive: to seam
• gerund: seaming
• participle: seamed

Origin and Evolution of seamless

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Old English

Story behind the word: The word 'seamless' originated from the Old English word 'seamleas' which was a combination of 'seam' meaning 'joining line' and 'leas' meaning 'without'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'seamless' has evolved to not only mean 'without seams' but also to describe something that is smooth, continuous, and without any interruptions or inconsistencies.