A word that ends with "less" is "hopeless." It describes a situation or feeling where there is no hope or expectation of a positive outcome.
Some words ending with the suffix "less" are: careless, fearless, timeless, peerless.
There is no prefix in careless. The suffix is -less.
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1. penniless (The penniless beggar made his way home at the end of the day.) 2. motionless (The sage remained motionless for a long time.) 3. timeless (The three musketeers is a timeless classic.)
There are two syllables. Care-less.
The suffix is -less, and the word is careless.
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care = root word less = suffix
Yes, "teethless" is a word, though it is less commonly used than "toothless." It typically describes something that lacks teeth, such as a toothless animal or an object designed without teeth for cutting or grinding. The more standard term is "toothless," which is widely accepted in both written and spoken English.
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Yes, "homeless" is a compound word made up of "home" and "less."
The root word "care" combined with the suffix "-less" creates the word "careless," meaning without care or consideration.