seamless
एकसंधी
definition
adjective
seamless stockings
(of a fabric or surface) smooth and without seams or obvious joins.
example
All echelons will integrate the collectors, thus creating a 'seamless' collaborative environment.
The alliance is an effort by the three companies to create a 'seamless' digital music system.
The metal floor continued into the hall and the walls smoothed out into a 'seamless' surface.
For the tummy, use a panty girdle or a one-piece unitard body slimmer control top 'seamless' in the back.
What you get is a seamless, and I mean 'seamless' , zooming and rotating of the world.
Sometimes, the stunning scenery is digitally enhanced with 'seamless' sophistication.
On one level, a 'seamless' robe of force and coercion linked the British response to external and internal challenges.
The floor was white washed wood, going from one room to the next like a piece of 'seamless' fabric.
The graphics are very impressive as is the smooth, 'seamless' transition between battle mode and exploration mode.
On the interior, the disembodied floor appears to float freely from 'seamless' , rounded walls.
His 'seamless' performance makes the show a timeless classic.
The 'seamless' bras are cut from a unique system that includes ultrasonic seaming and new bonding techniques.
When 'seamless' stockings were developed it changed the future of ladies hosiery forever.
More money wouldn't remove those obstacles to 'seamless' service, nor would improved logistics.
The overall distortion allows for the 'seamless' integration of footage from different sources.
So Perhaps a single, big Wi-Fi network will encourage the service providers to team up for 'seamless' roaming.
While a propagandist only presents one side, the fact is that no one side is 'seamless' or blameless.
What I'm describing requires a lot of pieces to fit together in a 'seamless' way.
The surface of these texts is too perfect, 'seamless' , wound around itself too tightly.
The company aims to provide a 'seamless' mobile service throughout the Caribbean region.
In 1851, George Hemshall received the Prince Albert Medal for weaving a 'seamless' linen shirt.
Clinicians need to balance new mainstream integration with sensitive assimilation of the hospice model to ensure 'seamless' transition.
The idea is to eliminate inefficiency, creating a perfectly 'seamless' manufacturing process.
Military communication - or more accurately, information management - presents a 'seamless' network on the late twentieth-century battlefield.
The Raiders are convinced Gibson is physical enough to make a 'seamless' transition.
His smooth, cool and 'seamless' demeanour contrasts to that of the rough and passionate Dunn.
The injected sealant displaces the air through the part flange forming a 'seamless' seal.
He makes a chest of drawers from a single block of wood, almost 'seamless' .
The 'seamless' ensemble performance by the 50-plus cast makes for two hours of excellent entertainment.
By the end, literally rocketing down through orbit to land on the surface of a planet in one 'seamless' move is impressive enough.
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