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Meanings of painless in English
Usage of painless in English
1
The transition from second to third- level education is far from painless.
2
It was all over in twenty minutes, and was really quite painless.
3
A 44-year-old woman presented with a painless mass in the right breast.
4
Greeting a stranger in WoW, of course, is painless and socially acceptable.
5
The commission recommended electrocution as the most rapid and painless method available.
6
Sarge was his focus tonight, making this transition as painless as possible.
7
Physical examination revealed a palpable, painless, soft mass in the left hemiscrotum.
8
And the thought of this painless ending produced in me no dismay.
9
These lesions are usually benign and commonly present as a painless mass.
10
The move itself was relatively painless; I didn't take much with me.
11
Now local anaesthetics even in minor troubles have made dentistry almost painless.
12
Fortunately, he did not suffer at all; it was a painless death.
13
It's time you make your at-home hair removal painless, careful and easy.
14
The thought of living with my sister was an almost painless proposition.
15
The birth promised to be as quick and painless as a download.
16
The patient is a healthy, 27-year-old man who presented with painless jaundice.
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Painless across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common