Definitions
from The American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, 4th Edition
- adj. Not requiring paper because of the use of computers and other electronic media to record, convey, and store information: a paperless office.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License
- adj. Without paper.
- adj. Relating to keeping of records and communicating without paper, usually electronically.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The debate on whether or not going green means going paperless is still a hot one.
Going Paperless Is Not As Green As We Might Think | Impact Lab
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It's been over 21 years and to this day I remain paperless, with no possibilities of becoming a permanent resident without the passage of the DREAM Act. But I no longer feel beaten.
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MARYLAND: Republican Governor declares “no confidence” in paperless Diebold systems; Democratic-run House votes 137 to 0 to ban them.
Think Progress » Harry Reid: No Good Military Options in Iran
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You thought it was necessary to print a newspaper on paper, so you called my paperless newspaper “virtual”.
Rambles at starchamber.com » Blog Archive » The word “virtual” is meaningless
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The hospital is planned to be 'paperless' - with everything from admission forms to patient meal orders placed electronically.
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If I'm an accountholder anywhere, I always request they go "paperless" - notifying me of balances owed by e-mail or phone.
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According to Utah's computer scientists, Thad Hall was recently hired by Utah's Election Office to "sell" the idea of paperless electronic voting.
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HARRIS: ... what's being called a paperless underground banking system.
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Also known as paperless loans these are the simplest form of loans available in the market.
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"Paperless" Ticketing for Concerts, Ballgames, Etc. here about how concerts and ball games may move toward so-called paperless ticketing.
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