different between leaveless vs leavenless
leaveless
English
Etymology
From Middle English leveles, equivalent to leaf +? -less.
Adjective
leaveless (not comparable)
- Without leaves; leafless
- c. 1671, Thomas Carew, verses prefatory to Sandy's Psalms
- Then I no more shall court the verdant bay,
But the dry leaveless trunk on Golgotha.
- Then I no more shall court the verdant bay,
- 2013, M. Böhmer, M. Kucera, Prospecting and Exploration of Mineral Deposits:
- The samples are quartered and are further divided, e.g. into needles, leaves and leaveless twigs.
- 2014, Jonathan Garmon, The Legend of Wolves:
- It's almost noon. Arko left the area and entered the forest to hunt with the rest of the wolves. The area seemed pretty dead. Many leaveless trees. No bird chirping or leaves chattering. Arko was worried that they were going to fail the mission.
- c. 1671, Thomas Carew, verses prefatory to Sandy's Psalms
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leavenless
English
Etymology
leaven +? -less
Adjective
leavenless (not comparable)
- without any yeast or other raising agent
Synonyms
- unleavened
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