What is another word for frictionless?
Pronunciation:
[ fɹˈɪkʃənləs], [ fɹˈɪkʃənləs], [ f_ɹ_ˈɪ_k_ʃ_ə_n_l_ə_s]
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Synonyms for Frictionless:
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adj.
• smooth- Lacquered ,
- burnished ,
- edgeless ,
- even ,
- flat ,
- glassy ,
- glazed ,
- glossy ,
- level ,
- marble ,
- planate ,
- polished ,
- satin-smooth ,
- satiny ,
- shiny ,
- silky ,
- sleek ,
- slick ,
- slilken ,
- slippery ,
- slithery ,
- streamlined ,
- undeviating ,
- varnished ,
- velvety ,
- continuous ,
- creamy ,
- effortless ,
- equable ,
- fluid ,
- flush ,
- gentle ,
- hairless ,
- horizontal ,
- invariable ,
- lustrous ,
- mirrorlike ,
- monotonous ,
- plain ,
- plane ,
- regular ,
- rhythmic ,
- rippleless ,
- serene ,
- shaven ,
- soft ,
- soothing ,
- stable ,
- steady ,
- still ,
- unbroken ,
- undisturbed ,
- uneventful ,
- uniform ,
- uninterrupted ,
- untroubled ,
- unvarying .
Other relevant words:
- At one ,
- En rapport ,
- Inharmony ,
- accordant ,
- affable ,
- agreeable ,
- agreeing ,
- akin ,
- amicable ,
- attuned ,
- benign ,
- bland ,
- calm ,
- compatible ,
- concordant ,
- congenial ,
- corresponding ,
- courteous ,
- debonair ,
- docile ,
- easy ,
- elegant ,
- empathetic ,
- empathic ,
- facile ,
- fluent ,
- graceful ,
- gracious ,
- greasy ,
- harmonious ,
- humble ,
- in accord ,
- in concert ,
- in harmony ,
- in rapport ,
- in tune ,
- kindred ,
- lenient ,
- like-minded ,
- mild ,
- of one mind ,
- oily ,
- peaceful ,
- quiet ,
- resistance ,
- smooth-running ,
- suave ,
- subtle ,
- sympathetic ,
- tenuous ,
- together ,
- tranquil ,
- understanding ,
- united ,
- unruffled ,
- voluble ,
- well-oiled .
How to use "Frictionless" in context?
The term "frictionless" is often used to describe surfaces that allow movement with little or no resistance. Friction can be defined as the resistance to the free passage of a fluid over a surface. In everyday life, friction is a force that resists movement. It is produced when two surfaces come into contact and try to move past one another. For example, when you try to move a book off the counter, you are using friction to move it.
The noun form of friction is "friction". The adjective form of friction is "frictionless". Friction can also be expressed in terms of pressure.
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