Lacking French characteristics, style, or cultural influence; not French in manner or appearance.
From 'French' plus the negative suffix -less (meaning 'without' or 'lacking'). Creates an adjective meaning the absence of French qualities.
This word is a perfect example of how English's -less suffix lets you negate almost anything—'frenchless' means 'not French,' but it's so awkward that nobody really uses it, showing that grammar and real speech don't always match!
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