limitless

[lim-it-lis]

adjective

1. without limit; boundless.

   limitless ambition; limitless space.

   Synonyms: countless, unending, measureless, unbounded

Other Word Forms

• limitlessly adverb
• limitlessness noun

Word History and Origins

Origin of limitless¹

First recorded in 1575–85; limit + -less

Example Sentences

Fresh from his sentencing in the "Libyan money" trial on Thursday, he spoke with incandescent rage about the "limitless hatred" of which he said he was still a victim.

From BBC

Sam Smethers, chief executive of Surviving Economic Abuse, says unlimited contactless cards give controlling partners the opportunity for limitless economic abuse.

From BBC

Companies that used to market their products on a buy-once, use-forever basis have turned to subscription models that allow them to collect fees once a month or annually into the limitless future.

From Los Angeles Times

"You know how they say when you have a child, you feel a love that's limitless?" she says.

From BBC

Although Superman is recognizable all over the world, his aw-shucks demeanor and nearly limitless superpowers have made him a tough character to make relevant to today’s audiences.

From Los Angeles Times

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