Usage of "trouble-free"

Trouble-free.

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Usage of trouble-free in English

If the Games had been drug-free, they would have been largely trouble-free. 
 The new yorker 

Velazquez said his first Derby victory had been a trouble-free ride. 
 The Guardian 

In real terms this was a trouble-free occasion and a fascination sporting spectacle. 
 The Guardian 

It was built capable of traveling across the Sahara Desert trouble-free. 
 The Life of Me: An Autobiography 

Then again, what were people so worried about in the relatively trouble-free mid-1990s? 
 The Irish Times 

However our return was not as trouble-free as our journey there had been. 
 The Memoirs of General Baron de Marbot 

It was a bad end to what had been a surprisingly trouble-free night. 
 The Irish Times 

So far, however, watching the game has been relatively trouble-free. 
 The Guardian 

Despite ending the day fastest, it was far from a trouble-free day for Hamilton. 
 Reuters 

Officers direct traffic during what is generally a trouble-free event. 
 Reuters 

It is also a test of how well the Kremlin can oversee trouble-free elections. 
 Radio NZ 

There are days when the prospect of an easy, trouble-free life seems mighty attractive. 
 The Irish Times 

Flying in South Africa seems to be a trouble-free pursuit. 
 The South African 

But in cool, moist situations they will thrive utterly trouble-free. 
 The Guardian 

The touch down was smooth, trouble-free and no-one was in any sort of danger. 
 The South African 

He has recently had a trouble-free run of three club matches with Thurles Sarsfields. 
 The Irish Times 

Meanings of trouble-free in English