* Redundancy: "-less" already implies the absence of something. Adding "-armless" or "-legless" on top of it creates unnecessary repetition.
Here's an example:
* Incorrect: "He was an armless-less man."
* Correct: "He was an armless man."
Instead of using "-armless-less," simply use "armless" or "legless." This avoids the repetition and makes the phrase more concise and understandable.