a. [f. BURDEN sb. + -LESS.] Without a burden.
1827. Northern Spectator, 6 June, 3/5. We have the vigor and spirit of youth; and with knitted nerve and elastic step, burdenless and free, pursue our course.
1858. J. Thomson, Vane’s Story, &c. (1881), 177. Now thine heart is burdenless.
