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content-free

content-free adjective: of a message, adding nothing to the recipient's knowledge.

Adjective

content-free (comparative more content-free, superlative most content-free)

  1. Of a message, adding nothing to the recipient's knowledge.
  2. (UK) Of a teaching approach or curriculum, prioritizing skills, processes, or functional abilities over substantive subject knowledge or detailed content.

Forms of content-free

comparativemore content-free
superlativemost content-free

Origin of content-free

From content + -free.

Questions about content-free

What does content-free mean?
Content-free means of a message, adding nothing to the recipient's knowledge.
What part of speech is content-free?
Content-free is an adjective.

Words near content-free in the dictionary

  1. content word
  2. content words
  3. content wrangling
  4. content-creator
  5. content-creators
  6. content-free
  7. contentable
  8. contentation
  9. contentations
  10. contente
  11. contented

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