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Definition of limitless in English: limitlessadjective ˈlɪmɪtləsˈlɪmɪtləs Without end, limit, or boundary. 无尽，无限，无边 our resources are not limitless 我们的资源不是取之不尽、用之不竭的。 Example sentencesExamples - For those who like to have all the details planned out in advance, log on for limitless bargains.
- Because the resources are not limitless, it is crucial to explore sources of additional funding.
- The benefits to humanity from greater knowledge about the evolution and biology of plant life are almost limitless.
- The family seem to have limitless energy for campaigning, and are prepared to use shock tactics to get their message across.
- Recently, however, his almost limitless powers have come under attack.
- If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities.
- However, criss-crossed as it is by mountain ranges, Afghanistan provides limitless hideouts.
- To begin with, the objective of liberal democracy is not limitless freedom.
- It is through the human body that one can explore one's limitless spiritual possibilities.
- These new freedoms are entrancing, these limitless possibilities seem so innocent.
- There's a whole world out there, waiting for you to explore, and the possibilities are almost limitless.
- The possibilities this enthusiasm engenders are next to limitless.
- He said the system could analyse an almost limitless amount of information.
- Even his apparently limitless supply of inner motivation must hit a boredom threshold at some point in the distant future.
- There was a time when the future seemed to be full of limitless possibilities.
- Friends whose caring and helpfulness seem limitless now that I'm suffering from cancer.
- This large contribution is in itself a testimony to the limitless generosity of our people.
- Trends in the workforce and in the media create a sense of limitless romantic possibility.
- Staten was later to find out that within the limits of daily withdrawals it offered the possibility of near limitless funds.
- The possibilities were limitless with theatre, but it required hard work, discipline.
Synonyms boundless, unbounded, unlimited, without limit, illimitable infinite, endless, never-ending, unending, everlasting, cosmic, untold, immeasurable, measureless, incalculable, inestimable, bottomless, fathomless immense, vast, huge, great, extensive unceasing, unflagging, interminable, without end, inexhaustible, constant, perpetual literary myriad
Derivativesadverb The gene found in mouse ESCs and some human equivalents appears to be the ‘master gene’, co-ordinating other genes to allow stem cells to multiply limitlessly while still retaining their ability to differentiate. Example sentencesExamples - Possibly, it is not too early to face the fact: the criminal world reaches all about us, moving limitlessly and seamlessly around our lives, as we sit in buses or take the subway.
- Our lives are to become nothing more than surveillance profiles which the government can limitlessly monitor, unaccountably, and without warrant.
- While all the king's horses and all the king's men do build this grand and mighty structure, the sound of their hammers echoes limitlessly in the hollow within.
- This invaluable source of combat power cannot be exploited limitlessly without constantly building up human potential.
noun Freedom today, in its everyday sense, means the limitlessness of possibility: whatever you want, whatever you like, you can do it. Example sentencesExamples - And thus it gives the impression of being a safe haven to which we may retreat from the unpredictability and limitlessness of experience.
- It mirrors the limitlessness of the human condition.
- It could be a heartwarming treatise on the limitlessness of love.
- What they revealed to Malevich is the limitlessness of thought and the supreme autonomy of the ‘pure act’ from all means of expression.
Definition of limitless in US English: limitlessadjectiveˈlɪmɪtləsˈlimitləs Without end, limit, or boundary. 无尽，无限，无边 our resources are not limitless 我们的资源不是取之不尽、用之不竭的。 Example sentencesExamples - There's a whole world out there, waiting for you to explore, and the possibilities are almost limitless.
- Staten was later to find out that within the limits of daily withdrawals it offered the possibility of near limitless funds.
- This large contribution is in itself a testimony to the limitless generosity of our people.
- He said the system could analyse an almost limitless amount of information.
- It is through the human body that one can explore one's limitless spiritual possibilities.
- These new freedoms are entrancing, these limitless possibilities seem so innocent.
- There was a time when the future seemed to be full of limitless possibilities.
- However, criss-crossed as it is by mountain ranges, Afghanistan provides limitless hideouts.
- The possibilities were limitless with theatre, but it required hard work, discipline.
- The possibilities this enthusiasm engenders are next to limitless.
- To begin with, the objective of liberal democracy is not limitless freedom.
- If you must seclude yourself, we beg you to spend the time alone honing your eye for the universe's limitless possibilities.
- Recently, however, his almost limitless powers have come under attack.
- Friends whose caring and helpfulness seem limitless now that I'm suffering from cancer.
- Trends in the workforce and in the media create a sense of limitless romantic possibility.
- The family seem to have limitless energy for campaigning, and are prepared to use shock tactics to get their message across.
- For those who like to have all the details planned out in advance, log on for limitless bargains.
- The benefits to humanity from greater knowledge about the evolution and biology of plant life are almost limitless.
- Even his apparently limitless supply of inner motivation must hit a boredom threshold at some point in the distant future.
- Because the resources are not limitless, it is crucial to explore sources of additional funding.
Synonyms boundless, unbounded, unlimited, without limit, illimitable
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