Seamlessness: meaning, definitions and examples

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seamlessness

 

[ ˈsiːmləsnəs ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

quality of being seamless

The seamlessness of the integration between the different software components is crucial for the overall performance of the system. It refers to the smoothness and efficiency of the connection between various parts.

Synonyms

efficiency, integration, smoothness.

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Word Description / Examples
seamlessness

When describing the smooth and unnoticeable transitions between parts or aspects of something.

  • The seamlessness of the transition between scenes in the film made it a joy to watch
smoothness

When focusing on the ease and fluidity of an action or process.

  • The smoothness of the new car's ride impressed everyone during the test drive
efficiency

When focusing on the ability to accomplish a task with minimum wasted effort or resources.

  • The company's new workflow has greatly improved operational efficiency, reducing costs and time
integration

When combining different systems or components into a single, more effective system.

  • Successful integration of the new payment system with our website has streamlined the checkout process

Examples of usage

  • The seamlessness of the transition from one scene to another in the movie was impressive.
  • The seamlessness of the user experience on the website resulted in higher customer satisfaction.
  • The seamlessness of the design allowed for easy navigation and reduced user frustration.

Translations

Translations of the word "seamlessness" in other languages:

🇵🇹 continuidade

🇮🇳 सातत्य

🇩🇪 Nahtlosigkeit

🇮🇩 kelancaran

🇺🇦 безшовність

🇵🇱 bezszwowość

🇯🇵 シームレスさ (shīmuresusa)

🇫🇷 continuité

🇪🇸 continuidad

🇹🇷 sürek

🇰🇷 이음매 없음 (ieummae eops-eum)

🇸🇦 استمرارية

🇨🇿 plynulost

🇸🇰 plynulosť

🇨🇳 无缝性 (wú fèng xìng)

🇸🇮 neprekinjenost

🇮🇸 samfelldni

🇰🇿 үздіксіздік

🇬🇪 უწყვეტობა

🇦🇿 aramsızlıq

🇲🇽 continuidad

Etymology

The term 'seamlessness' originated from the combination of 'seamless' and the suffix '-ness', which denotes a state or quality. 'Seamless' itself comes from the Old English word 'seamleas', meaning 'having no seams or joints'. The concept of seamlessness has been increasingly valued in various fields, such as technology, design, and user experience, highlighting the importance of smooth and integrated connections.