Synonyms for seamless
ˈsim lɪsseam·less

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1. seamlessadjective

   not having or joined by a seam or seams

   "seamless stockings"

   Synonyms:
   unseamed, unlined

   Antonyms:
   unsmooth, seamy, sewn, incoherent, seamed, stitched, rough, sewed

2. seamless, unlined, unseamedadjective

   smooth, especially of skin

   "his cheeks were unlined"; "his unseamed face"

   Synonyms:
   unseamed, unlined

   Antonyms:
   seamy, unsmooth, sewed, seamed, rough, sewn, stitched, incoherent

3. seamlessadjective

   perfectly consistent and coherent

   "the novel's seamless plot"

   Synonyms:
   unseamed, unlined

   Antonyms:
   sewn, unsmooth, sewed, incoherent, seamed, stitched, rough, seamy

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1. List of paraphrases for "seamless":

   transparent, homogeneous, smooth, seamlessly, homogenous, uninterrupted, perfect, uniform, hassle-free, trouble-free, harmonious, continuous, uninterruptible, flawless, transparently, integrated

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1. Tory Bruno:

   It is important for ULA to move forward early in the process with our leadership selections to ensure a seamless transition and our continued focus on mission success.

2. Bud Zaouk:

   Unlike the alcohol ignition interlocks which require you to blow into a devise and are used for convicted drunk drivers, DADSS is a driver assist system that would be seamless, take less than half a second, and use infrared light to measure a driver’s blood alcohol content in the breath or through the fingertips, which is far more reliable.

3. Emilia Clarke:

   Something that on paper sounds horrific was not in reality at all for someone who was in it and experienced and was living through it, everyone who handled it was seamless and graceful.

4. Gretchen Borchelt:

   Women deserve insurance coverage of birth control no matter where they work or go to school, it's unfair and harmful for some employers and schools to use their religious beliefs to deny women vital health care that also makes them more economically secure. The Supreme Court must stop these efforts to undermine women's health and ensure that women continue to have the seamless access to birth control that they are entitled to under the law.

5. Parker Conrad:

   The problem I had at my last company wasn’t just that the health insurance piece wasn’t online, it was that every time you hired or terminated an employee, there were 20 different places where you needed to set that employee up or remove them. Over time, as things changed about them, all of these different systems had to be updated individually and separately. That was such a pain in the ass. [With Zenefits] you have one central system of record—like a hub—and it connects to all of these different spokes. Companies and employees know there’s one place to make changes, and it automatically updates all these other systems and makes it as seamless as possible.