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trouble-free

ADJECTIVE
  1. without problems or difficulties
    NASA reported a trouble-free launch

How To Use trouble-free In A Sentence

  • Think of it as a trouble-free foliage plant, an architectural foil for more flamboyant perennials. Times, Sunday Times
  • With competitive price and good service attitude, we become a reputable semiconductor and passive components supplier – Come to cooperate with us and gain the vantage of trouble-free today.
  • While eryngium are wonderfully trouble-free in dry, chalky or sandy soil, they suffer in heavy ground. Times, Sunday Times
  • When it happened to mine, Ford put a factory rebuilt engine it, and it was trouble-free after that. Why Minivans Make Great Hunting Vehicles
  • That sunny disposition is matched by a remarkably trouble-free upbringing.
  • Some of you will be blessed with trouble-free wisdom teeth.
  • Apart from the incident in Las Vegas our vacation was completely trouble-free.
  • NASA reported a trouble-free launch
  • Washington Post writer Roger Piantadosi called Mr. Spivak's show an enjoyable departure "from the relentlessly upbeat, carefree, trouble-free, commercial-free aural cheese spread of the ever-insidious phenomenon known to some as safe programming, to others as McRadio. Joel A. Spivak, radio personality and anti-smoking spokesman, dies at 75
  • Even for those scholars with a masterful knowledge of English, the situation is not completely trouble-free.
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