fault-free

English

Etymology

From fault +‎ -free.

Adjective

fault-free (not comparable)

  1. Without any faults being evident.
    • 2019 November 20, “Hull Trains prepares to introduce its five brand-new Hitachi bi-modes”, in Rail, page 20:
      Hull Trains Managing Director Louise Cheeseman explained: "On arrival in the UK, they are required to pass fault-free running on the tracks as part of final safety checks, before undergoing the final stages of training and familiarisation with our staff."
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