featureless

[ fee-cher-lis ]

/ ˈfi tʃər lɪs /

without distinctive features; uninteresting, plain, or drab: a featureless landscape.

Origin of featureless

First recorded in 1590–1600; feature + -less

featly, feature, feature story, feature-length, featured, featureless, feaze, feazing, feb, feb., febri

Its great height of nearly 100 feet is quite unbroken from foundations to summit, and the flat buttresses are featureless.

Yorkshire Painted And Described |Gordon Home
Near fifty, she wore a dress and head rag, that were a well-washed, featureless gray.

Captives of the Flame |Samuel R. Delany
It was featureless save for sage and mesquite and tall thin stalks of yucca.

Space Platform |Murray Leinster
The military operations of the years 1641, 1642 and 1643 were dilatory and featureless.

History of Holland |George Edmundson

He invents pictureless Kinematographs and featureless films.

The Nurserymatograph |A Lawyer

featureless

/ (ˈfiːtʃəlɪs) /

without distinctive points or qualities; undistinguished

featurelessness, noun