dangerless

English

Etymology

From danger +‎ -less.

Adjective

dangerless (not comparable)

1. Without danger.

   Synonyms: riskfree, safe

   • 1881, Constance Fenimore Woolson, Anne: A Novel:

     In the face of danger the heart is roused, and in the exaltation of determination forgets its pain; it is the long monotony of dangerless days that tries the spirit hardest.

   • 2014, Elizabeth Cary, Karen Britland, The Tragedy of Mariam, page 38:

     But now that you, fair lord, are dangerless, The sons of Baba shall their rigour show, And prove it was not baseness did oppress Our hearts so long, but honour kept them low.

   • 2019, Eino Railo, The Haunted Castle:

     The emotional experiences provided by art are dangerless because of our knowledge that the exciting and as such essentially soul-stirring events and images of life which art expresses are not real, but only imitations of real events and phenomena.

Derived terms

• dangerlessness

 

Translations

Translations

• Azerbaijani: xətərsiz
• Esperanto: sendanĝera
• Finnish: vaaraton (fi)
• German: gefahrlos (de), ungefährlich (de)
• Polish: bezpieczny (pl)
• Serbo-Croatian: siguran (sh)

Anagrams

• gardenless