The meaning of Limitless

adjective

Without a bottom.

Usage examples:

Plant mint in a bottomless bucket sunk into the ground

adjective

Unlimited or immense.

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Enthusiasts who devote boundless energy to their hobby

adjective

Seemingly endless or unlimited

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Boundless energy

adjective

Relating to the universe or cosmos, especially as distinct from the earth.

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Cosmic matter

adjective

Of or relating to the cosmos rather than to the earth alone

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Cosmic dust/rays, a disaster of cosmic proportions

adjective

Having or seeming to have no end or limit.

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Endless ocean wastes

adjective

If something is endless, it never finishes or seems never to finish because it continues for so long

Usage examples:

When i was a child, the summers seemed endless., education policy is endlessly debated.

adjective

Never finishing, or never seeming to finish

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There have been endless meetings about this problem., we've had orders from brazil, china, india, s…

adjective

Lasting forever or a very long time.

Usage examples:

The damned would suffer everlasting torment

noun

Eternity.

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‘but lord,’ one of the ministers was up on his feet, ‘we are only doing it for you, your eternal gl…

adjective

Lasting forever, or continuing for a long time

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To his everlasting credit, he’s the only one who said it was wrong.

adjective

Without limits or an end.

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The illimitable human capacity for evil

adjective

Without limit

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The country is currently in a boom phase, and the possibilities of expansion appear illimitable., t…

adjective

Too large, extensive, or extreme to measure.

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Immeasurable suffering

adjective

So large or great that it cannot be measured or known exactly

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Her movies had an immeasurable effect on a generation of americans.

adjective

Too great to be calculated or estimated.

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An archive of incalculable value

adjective

Too large to be calculated or measured, or extremely large

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The consequences of a nuclear war are incalculable.

adjective

Impossible to measure

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The cost in lost customer goodwill is incalculable., incalculable damage/harm

adjective

Too great to calculate.

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A treasure of inestimable value

adjective

Extremely great, or too great to be described or expressed exactly

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The medical importance of this discovery is of inestimable value.

adjective

Limitless or endless in space, extent, or size; impossible to measure or calculate.

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The infinite mercy of god

noun

Another term for non-finite.

adjective

Without limits; extremely large or great

Usage examples:

Infinite space, there seemed to be an infinite number of paint colors to choose from.

adjective

Having no bounds or limits; unlimited.

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Otto had measureless charm

adjective

Something that is never-ending never ends or seems as if it will never end

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Writing a dictionary is a never-ending task.

adjective

Having or appearing to have no limits.

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The possibilities are unbounded

adjective

Very great; seeming to have no limits

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An unbounded commitment to excellence

adjective

Having or seeming to have no end.

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The charity rescues children from unending poverty

adjective

Without limit or end

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He seemed to have an unending supply of stories.

adjective

Not limited or restricted in terms of number, quantity, or extent.

Usage examples:

Offshore reserves of gas and oil are not unlimited

adjective

Not having a limit or highest possible amount, number, or level

Usage examples:

If you rent the car for the week, you get unlimited mileage (= the amount you pay is not related to…

adjective

Not limited in amount, number, or level

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Unlimited access/time we pay a flat monthly rate of $19.95 for unlimited internet access., unlimite…

adjective

Too much or too many to be counted or measured.

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Thieves caused untold damage