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seamlessly

adv. manner
B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈsimɫəsɫi// UK //sˈiːmləsli// seam·less·ly

adv. happening in a smooth way without any gaps or problems. You use this when two things join together so perfectly that you cannot see where one ends and the other begins.

adv. moving from one state, part, or element to another without any visible interruption or difficulty.


SIMPLE

The new software integrates seamlessly with your existing apps.

CONTEXTUAL

The transition from the old manager to the new one happened seamlessly, with no disruption to daily operations.

COMPLEX

The architect designed the glass extension to blend seamlessly with the original stone structure, creating a harmonious balance between modern and traditional styles.

Origin

From seamless + -ly.

Usage

Typically follows the verb it modifies or the direct object.

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