Not wearing or covered with a chadar; uncovered or unveiled, particularly in reference to women not wearing traditional head or body coverings.
Composed of 'chadar' (a head covering) plus the English suffix '-less' meaning 'without', creating an adjective describing the absence of such covering.
The term 'chadless' appears in English colonial literature from India and became tied to discussions of modernity and 'progress,' but it's important to remember that clothing choices are deeply personal and cultural, not markers of civilization!
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