Frictionless [adjective]
Definition of Frictionless:
level, unwrinkled; flowing
Synonyms of Frictionless:
● Polished
● Sleek
● Gentle
● Mild
● Tranquil
● Silky
● Creamy
● Easy
● Stable
● Flat
● Serene
● Fluid
● Peaceful
● Soft
● Steady
● Quiet
● Glossy
● Shiny
● Even
● Plain
● Uniform
● Soothing
● Plane
● Flush
● Still
● Regular
● Bland
● Equable
● Fluent
● Glassy
● Hairless
● Lustrous
● Rhythmic
● Unbroken
● Velvety
● Shaven
● Planate
Opposite/Antonyms of Frictionless:
● Uncool
● Wrinkled
● Coarse
● Upright
● Uncommon
● Broken
● Unfixed
● Strict
● Complex
● Hard
● Strong
● Sharp
● Loud
● Harsh
● Wild
● Violent
● Troubled
● Rough
● Raised
● Dull
● Vertical
● Variable
● Changing
● Abnormal
● Uneven
● Excited
● Wobbly
● Unstable
● Noisy
● Agitated
Sentence/Example of Frictionless:
Which makes everyone feel safe but now is also the source of some friction.
Where it may improve things is in reducing friction in things like organizing voice chat and joining friends’ games.
We oil chains to reduce friction, but the act of oiling them invites contamination that ultimately increases friction.
Trying to balance productivity and safety, Whole Foods also had some friction with their workforce.
Eventually, once Measure Up eliminates the frictions around reporting, D&I will have a list of its own, which will become a new franchise for Fortune, he said.
It’s more about how different types of women and men and people from various races and sexual orientations and abilities intersect and the friction that that causes.
This means removing friction for easier and safer shopping, including in-store and curbside pickup, which only started in August.
With no friction, the tire slips “and the car slips as well.”
Twitter has been experimenting with changes that add friction to the platform in recent months.
When you’re trying to get access to any financial service, you’re always the edge case in the risk models that they have, and you’re always going to have additional friction.