loveless

love·less (luv′lis)

adjective

without love; specif.,

love′·lessly adverb

modif.

Modifies a noun

marriage: His parents were locked in a loveless marriage that often exploded loudly into domestic discord.
childhood: So one girl had a loveless childhood and has turned into an uptight prig.
life: But, we turn grace into duty and live a loveless life.
affair: Marianne had a rather physical and loveless affair with him.
attitude: Some of the denominations are just a flicker of what they once were, because of their loveless attitude the candlestick has been removed.
child: Marxism is Christianity's loveless child, out of wedlock and without father - God.

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