errorfree

English

Alternative forms

• error-free

Etymology

From error +‎ -free.

Adjective

errorfree (not comparable)

1. Free from errors.
   • 1976, Bernard D. Steinberg, Principles of aperture and array system design:

     It is evident that the shape of the expected power pattern, as represented by the first term, is unchanged from the power pattern of the errorfree array.

   • 1980, International Archives of Photogrammetry:

     The realization of the interior orientation is assumed as errorfree.

   • 2005, Sharon Unsworth, Child L2, Adult L2, Child L1: Differences and Similarities:

     In order to be categorised as errorfree, an uttrance must not contain the morphological, syntactic and lexical errors listed below in in §4.6.4.1 through §4.6.4.3.

Translations

free from errors

• German: fehlerfrei (de)
• Kyrgyz: катасыз (katasız)
• Russian: безоши́бочный (ru) (bezošíbočnyj)
• Turkish: hatasız (tr)
• Ukrainian: безпомилко́вий (uk) (bezpomylkóvyj), безпоми́льний (uk) (bezpomýlʹnyj)