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Trouble-free   /trˈəbəl-fri/   Listen
Trouble-free

adjective
1.
Without problems or difficulties.





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"Trouble-free" Quotes from Famous Books



... investment has been very small. Nature, for the most part, has done her own pruning, and has done it better than I deserve. Since the first half-dozen years, there has been no cultivation. The trees have been practically trouble-free. Winds have damaged a few and one wet spot has killed three trees. There are a few black locust trees among the walnuts. I can see no evidence that the walnuts have made either better or poorer growth because of the proximity ...
— Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the 44th Annual Meeting • Various


Words linked to "Trouble-free" :   untroubled


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