scoreless
scoreless
Definition
score·less (-lis)
adjective
with no points having been scored
scoreless
Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- still: The defense was smothering, and even after Wolves Ty Shaw went to the free throw line, they were still scoreless.
Modifies a noun
- draw: City boss Dave Jones kept faith with the side held to a scoreless draw by Derby.
- stalemate: A second successive scoreless stalemate means Alan Curbishley's side has only been breached once in the last seven top-flight clashes on home territory.
- half: After a tight and scoreless first half, the Reds broke the deadlock early in the second period.
- tie: Saturday's scoreless tie with the lowly Columbus Crew, however, suggests the Fire better turn things around sooner rather than later.
- period: Following a scoreless first period, the home side took the lead midway through the second half through Marco Andreoni.
Used with adjective complement
- end: Portugal had the ball in the net through sub Postiga but he was well offside and the game was destined to end scoreless.
- remain: Neither team could break the deadlock and the game remained scoreless at half time.
- finish: The match between Lille and Benfica has also finished scoreless, so United have their destiny in their own hands.
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