anstandslos – German adjective declension

German adjective forms of anstandslos

Adjective: anstandslos

Hyphenation:

Strong Declension

(without article)

Nominative

masculineanstandsloser
feminineanstandslose
neuteranstandsloses
pluralanstandslose

Genitive

masculineanstandslosen
feminineanstandsloser
neuteranstandslosen
pluralanstandsloser

Dative

masculineanstandslosem
feminineanstandsloser
neuteranstandslosem
pluralanstandslosen

Accusative

masculineanstandslosen
feminineanstandslose
neuteranstandsloses
pluralanstandslose

Weak Declension

(with definite article)

Nominative

masculineder anstandslose
femininedie anstandslose
neuterdas anstandslose
pluraldie anstandslosen

Genitive

masculinedes anstandslosen
feminineder anstandslosen
neuterdes anstandslosen
pluralder anstandslosen

Dative

masculinedem anstandslosen
feminineder anstandslosen
neuterdem anstandslosen
pluralden anstandslosen

Accusative

masculineden anstandslosen
femininedie anstandslose
neuterdas anstandslose
pluraldie anstandslosen

Mixed Declension

(with indefinite article)

Nominative

masculineein anstandsloser
feminineeine anstandslose
neuterein anstandsloses
pluralanstandslosen

Genitive

masculineeines anstandslosen
feminineeiner anstandslosen
neutereines anstandslosen
pluralanstandslosen

Dative

masculineeinem anstandslosen
feminineeiner anstandslosen
neutereinem anstandslosen
pluralanstandslosen

Accusative

masculineeinen anstandslosen
feminineeine anstandslose
neuterein anstandsloses
pluralanstandslosen

Comparison Forms

Positiveanstandslos
Comparativeanstandsloser
Superlativeam anstandslosesten

Sample Sentences

  • etwas anstandslos akzeptieren (to accept something readily)
  • Wir garantieren anstandslose Rücknahme reklamierter Waren.

Etymology

From Anstand (“objection; decency”) + -s- + -los (“-less”). The sense “objection” is chiefly obsolete except in the dated expression Anstand nehmen an (“to object to”). Still common is the derivative verb beanstanden.

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