boundless

[ bound-lis ]

/ ˈbaʊnd lɪs /

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adjective

having no bounds; infinite or vast; unlimited: His boundless energy amazed his friends.

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Origin of boundless

First recorded in 1585–95; bound³ + -less

SYNONYMS FOR boundless

limitless, endless, unbounded, inexhaustible, illimitable.

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Related formsbound·less·ly, adverbbound·less·ness, noun

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Examples from the Web for boundless

For once, the boundless nature of comic story-telling is actually being used to cross boundaries.
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Operating systems with sophisticated voices, talking computers, robots, androids—the future in those realms is boundless.
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David Frost was a man of boundless energy, fierce loyalty, disarming charm, and keen intelligence.
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Yes, “the Macker” is a fast-talking salesman and boundless fundraiser, whose public persona is one of aggressive inauthenticity.
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Now, I have boundless respect, and not a little affection, for Anat Hoffman.
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Calm and quiet when danger raged, he could inspire in his comrades a boundless confidence.
The Heart of Pinocchio|Collodi Nipote
I owe all my desires and all my hopes and all my present attainments to the boundless goodness of God.
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What boundless mercy, then, to be delivered from its terrible depths!
Notes on the book of Exodus|C. H. (Charles Henry) Mackintosh
The boundless confidence that I have in you is born of a conviction of your integrity in small as well as in great things.
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Even in its failure it attests Napoleon's vivid imagination and boundless mental resources.
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British Dictionary definitions for boundless

boundless

/ (ˈbaʊndlɪs) /

adjective

unlimited; vastboundless energy

Derived Formsboundlessly, adverbboundlessness, noun

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Word Origin and History for boundless

boundless

adj.

1590s, from bound (n.) + -less. Related: Boundlessly; boundlessness.

boundless

adjective

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