different between traceless vs tradeless
traceless
English
Etymology
trace +? -less
Pronunciation
- (US) IPA(key): /?t?e?sl?s/, /?t??e?sl?s/
Adjective
traceless (comparative more traceless, superlative most traceless)
- That has no traces
- That cannot be traced; untraceable
Translations
Anagrams
- scelerats
traceless From the web:
tradeless
English
Etymology
trade +? -less
Adjective
tradeless (not comparable)
- Without trade.
- Synonyms: commerceless, nontrading
- 1757, John H. Grose, A voyage to the East-Indies: with observations on various parts there
- In even the unimproved, and tradeless condition of that island, under the Portuguese government, its revenue was, upon a tolerably just estimate, computed at near five lacks of rupees, or sixty thousand pounds sterling per annum...
- Without a trade (occupation or line of work).
- 1855, Pennsylvania Prison Society, The Journal of prison discipline and philanthropy, Volume 10
- Idle and tradeless youth and men, who are without an honest occupation, or any visible means of support, must be regarded as another, and not an inconsiderable class of our criminal population.
- 1855, Pennsylvania Prison Society, The Journal of prison discipline and philanthropy, Volume 10
Translations
Anagrams
- desalters, treadless
tradeless From the web:
Share
Tweet
+1
Share
Pin
Like
Send
Share
you may also like
- traceless vs tradeless
- traceless vs graceless
- traceless vs residueless
- untraceable vs traceless
- traced vs traceless
- trace vs traceless
- terms vs bractless
- glycoprotein vs sialoglycoprotein
- pretests vs retests
- revests vs retests
- retests vs renests
- gatelike vs galelike
- galelike vs gamelike
- galelike vs gablelike
- galelike vs kalelike
- galelike vs galalike
- gale vs galelike
- kale vs kalelike
- aloe vs aloelike
- annelids vs anneloids