plightless

English

Etymology

From Middle English plightles, plyȝtles, equivalent to plight +‎ -less.

Adjective

plightless (comparative more plightless, superlative most plightless)

1. Devoid of plight
   • 2013, Martin Heidegger, The Event, page 85:

     Finally arrives the prospect of storing up a “potentiality” of powers which can be sufficient, in the most plightless moment of the age of the complete lack of a sense of plight, to deliver up the globe, along with its atmosphere, to an explosive charge.