Wifiless

Pronunciation: /ˈwaɪfləs/

Definitions of wifiless

adjective describing the state of being without Wi-Fi connection

Example Sentences

A1 I feel lost without wifi. I am wifiless.

A2 When traveling to remote areas, you may be wifiless.

B1 The hotel advertised free wifi, but many guests were wifiless.

B2 Being wifiless can be frustrating when trying to work remotely.

C1 In today's connected world, being wifiless is a rare occurrence.

C2 Even in the most remote locations, it is hard to be completely wifiless with modern technology.

Examples of wifiless in a Sentence

formal The hotel lobby offers a wifiless area for guests who prefer a quiet workspace.

informal I can't believe we're in a wifiless zone, how am I supposed to check my messages?

slang This cafe is wifiless, so let's find another spot with better Wi-Fi.

figurative Being wifiless in a digital age can feel like being lost in a foreign land.

Grammatical Forms of wifiless

• past tense: wifilessed
• plural: wifilesses
• comparative: more wifiless
• superlative: most wifiless
• present tense: wifiless
• future tense: will be wifiless
• perfect tense: have been wifiless
• continuous tense: is wifilessing
• singular: wifiless
• positive degree: wifiless
• infinitive: to be wifiless
• gerund: wifilessing
• participle: wifilessed

Origin and Evolution of wifiless

First Known Use: 2015 year

Language of Origin: English

Story behind the word: The word 'wifiless' is a combination of 'wifi' and the suffix '-less', meaning without wifi.

Evolution of the word: The word 'wifiless' likely emerged with the increasing reliance on wifi technology in the 21st century. As wifi became more ubiquitous, the need to describe situations or places without wifi arose, leading to the creation of the term 'wifiless'.