adjective
Uncommon
seamless
Seamless (adjective) means having no seams or visible joins. Example: “The dress was cut from seamless fabric.”
adjective
1
Having no seams or visible joins.
"The dress was cut from seamless fabric."
2
Smooth and continuous, with no noticeable breaks or transitions.
"The two companies managed a seamless merger."
How to use seamless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishWithout any joins or interruptions — either literally (no stitching) or figuratively (smooth and effortless).
Common pairings
seamless transition
seamless integration
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Etymology
From seam + -less.
Synonyms
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unseamed
unlined
Antonyms
seamed
Related words
Frequently asked questions
What does “seamless” mean?
The word “seamless” means having no seams or visible joins. In plain terms, without any joins or interruptions — either literally (no stitching) or figuratively (smooth and effortless).
How do you use “seamless” in a sentence?
Here is “seamless” used in a sentence: “The dress was cut from seamless fabric.”
What part of speech is “seamless”?
“Seamless” is an adjective.
Is “seamless” a common word?
“Seamless” is an uncommon word in modern English.
How many meanings does “seamless” have?
“Seamless” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: having no seams or visible joins.
