geschmacklos

geschmackloser · am geschmacklosesten
Based on: -los, Geschmack
Adjective
1.

tasteless

(works for food but also for other things. Like Billie Eilish's music. Ohhhhhhhhhh... (I didn't really mean that, I'm just trolling. Her songs are good. The hair, though...))
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Word of the Day – “los”

'los' can be an ending. Then, it means '-less'. And it can be a prefix. Then, it expresses a sense of starting. And these two ideas are actually related.

Vocab: los, lose, das Los, los sein, loslassen, losgehen,

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How many meanings does the German word 'geschmacklos' have?

geschmacklos has 1 distinct meaning: 1. tasteless.

What is the comparative and superlative of 'geschmacklos'?

comparative: geschmackloser / superlative: am geschmacklosesten

What is 'geschmacklos' related to?

The word 'geschmacklos' is related to -los and Geschmack.

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Word of the Day – “los”
'los' can be an ending. Then, it means '-less'. And it can be a prefix. Then, it expresses a sense of starting. And these two ideas are actually related.
Vocab: los, lose, das Los, los sein, loslassen, losgehen,
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