Without a company or group; having no business firm, companions, or organized association.
From company (from Old French compagnie, meaning 'a fellowship or group') plus the suffix -less (meaning 'without').
Companyless is rarer than companionless but historically interesting—it was used to describe merchants or soldiers who operated solo, which was considered risky or suspicious in medieval times.
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