Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- Having no key (in any sense).
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective lacking or not requiring a key. Opposite of
keyed .
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- adjective Lacking or not requiring a
key
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- adjective lacking or not requiring a key
Etymologies
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Examples
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The two models come with new 18-inch alloy wheels used exclusively on this editions, heated mirrors, leather interior, leather steering wheel, heated leather seats and the possibility to enter in the car with your key in you pocket, called keyless entry.
Top Speed 2008
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The two models come with new 18-inch alloy wheels used exclusively on this editions, heated mirrors, leather interior, leather steering wheel, heated leather seats and the possibility to enter in the car with your key in you pocket, called keyless entry.
Top Speed 2008
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The two models come with new 18-inch alloy wheels used exclusively on this editions, heated mirrors, leather interior, leather steering wheel, heated leather seats and the possibility to enter in the car with your key in you pocket, called keyless entry.
Top Speed 2008
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The two models come with new 18-inch alloy wheels used exclusively on this editions, heated mirrors, leather interior, leather steering wheel, heated leather seats and the possibility to enter in the car with your key in you pocket, called keyless entry.
Top Speed 2008
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The two models come with new 18-inch alloy wheels used exclusively on this editions, heated mirrors, leather interior, leather steering wheel, heated leather seats and the possibility to enter in the car with your key in you pocket, called keyless entry.
Top Speed 2008
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For 2011, Charger struts with a variety of standard and optional technologies, such as keyless entry and push-button start, Garmin navigation system, rainy-day safety mode, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, cross-path detection, and rearview camera.
Sneak Peek: 2011 Dodge Charger--New styling, equipment, power 2010
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Features such as electronic throttle controls, computer-controlled braking, push-button "keyless" ignition systems, new transmission designs and gas-electric hybrids present challenges to drivers who are accustomed to the well-known conventions that guided the designs of the analog cars of yesteryear.
Can Drivers Handle High-Tech Cars? Joseph B. White 2010
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For 2011, Charger struts with a variety of standard and optional technologies, such as keyless entry and push-button start, Garmin navigation system, rainy-day safety mode, adaptive cruise control, forward collision warning, blind-spot monitoring, cross-path detection, and rearview camera.
Sneak Peek: 2011 Dodge Charger--New styling, equipment, power 2010
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It was a loaner with an unfamiliar gear controller and a 'keyless' ignition.
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Features such as electronic throttle controls, computer-controlled braking, push-button "keyless" ignition systems, new transmission designs and gas-electric hybrids present challenges to drivers who are accustomed to the well-known conventions that guided the designs of the analog cars of yesteryear.
Can Drivers Handle High-Tech Cars? Joseph B. White 2010
fbharjo commented on the word keyless
flew the clue-less!
December 15, 2012