Without assistance or help; lacking support.
From 'assist' + the suffix '-less' (without). Old English formation pattern that creates opposite or negative forms (like 'helpless,' 'homeless').
The word 'assistless' is theoretically perfect but practically rare—it's a reminder that English speakers usually prefer saying 'without help' rather than creating negative words, even when the suffix structure would allow it.
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