Without complaint or grumbling; accepting of circumstances without objection.
From 'grouse' (to complain) plus '-less' (Old English suffix meaning without). Creates an adjective describing the absence of complaints or grumbling.
A 'grouseless' attitude was highly valued in military culture and blue-collar work—the ability to endure hardship without complaining was seen as a mark of character and toughness.
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