lossless
Lossless (adjective) means Free from loss, especially not losing electrical energy or force. Example: “Engineers aimed for a lossless power line to cut down on wasted energy.”
How to use lossless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishLossless means nothing is lost or thrown away when data or energy is transferred or compressed.
The word is mostly used in technical contexts such as computing, audio engineering and electrical engineering.
Think of lossless as keeping every detail, unlike lossy, which throws some away.
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Engineers aimed for a _____ power line to cut down on wasted energy.
Etymology
Formed in English from loss with the suffix -less, meaning without loss.