Meaning of stress-free in English:

adjective

• Not causing or feeling any stress.

  ‘I taught in a happy and stress-free environment’

  More example sentences

  • ‘I was able to enjoy a nearly stress-free and very stimulating three months in Italy.’
  • ‘Seeing an opportunity to start a new, stress-free life, her husband whisks the family off to the rural setting of Stepford, Connecticut.’
  • ‘A supportive, stress-free environment allows students to learn more effectively on many levels.’
  • ‘She remembers her time at school as happy and relatively stress-free.’
  • ‘Picking out cool toys might seem stress-free, but the selection process is tedious.’
  • ‘The airline is trying to provide a stress-free experience for those flying first or business class through London's Heathrow Airport.’
  • ‘Just as important as trying to make your home a stress-free zone is teaching your children problem-solving skills.’
  • ‘Trying to stay as stress-free as possible isn't easy because so many clients want to complete their legal work by year's end.’
  • ‘Most people speak perfect English, making the city a relatively stress-free destination for the first-time visitor.’
  • ‘Our wedding day was so stress-free that we had to remind ourselves at noon, as we snoozed by the sea, that yes, we were getting married that day at 4pm.’