seamless
Pronunciation: [ˈsiːmləs]
Context: “design”
(adjective) when something has no gaps, lines, or breaks. Imagine a piece of clothing that looks smooth all over without any stitching showing; that's seamless.
Example
The new dress has a seamless design, which makes it look very elegant.
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The couch has seams that are very noticeable; it's not seamless at all.
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Does the jacket have a seamless look on the outside?
Context: “experience”
(adjective) when something works smoothly without interruptions or problems. Think about when you watch a movie online and it plays without stopping; that's a seamless experience.
Example
The app provides a seamless experience for users, making it easy to navigate.
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The website was not seamless during the event and kept crashing.
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How can we make the process more seamless for the customers?
Context: “transition”
(adjective) when there is a smooth movement from one thing to another without any bumps. It's like when you change from one song to another and it sounds natural, like they go well together.
Example
The transition between scenes in the movie was seamless, capturing every moment perfectly.
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The change from summer to winter felt very sudden and not seamless at all.
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Was the transition to the new system seamless for everyone?