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Combinations with less and ness in the same word at ending?

You're looking for words that end in "-ness" and "-less" simultaneously. This is not possible in the English language!

Here's why:

* Suffixes: "-ness" and "-less" are suffixes that are added to the end of words. They have distinct meanings:

* "-ness" denotes a state or quality (e.g., happiness, sadness)

* "-less" indicates the absence of something (e.g., hopeless, careless)

* Word Formation: English words generally do not have two suffixes directly following each other.

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