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jailless

Jailless vs Mailless - What's the difference?

jailless | mailless |


As adjectives the difference between jailless and mailless

is that jailless is without a jail or jails while mailless is without mail (armour).

Jailless vs Nailless - What's the difference?

jailless | nailless |


As adjectives the difference between jailless and nailless

is that jailless is without a jail or jails while nailless is without a nail or nails.

Jailless vs Sailless - What's the difference?

jailless | sailless |


As adjectives the difference between jailless and sailless

is that jailless is without a jail or jails while sailless is lacking a sail.

Jailless vs Railless - What's the difference?

jailless | railless |


As adjectives the difference between jailless and railless

is that jailless is without a jail or jails while railless is without rails.

Tailless vs Jailless - What's the difference?

tailless | jailless |


As adjectives the difference between tailless and jailless

is that tailless is without a tail; not having a tail while jailless is without a jail or jails.

Jail vs Jailless - What's the difference?

jail | jailless |


As a noun jail

is a place for the confinement of persons held in lawful custody or detention, especially for minor offenses or with reference to some future judicial proceeding.

As a verb jail

is to imprison.

As an adjective jailless is

without a jail or jails.

Gaolless vs Jailless - What's the difference?

gaolless | jailless | Alternative forms |

Gaolless is an alternative form of jailless.


As adjectives the difference between gaolless and jailless

is that gaolless is while jailless is without a jail or jails.