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inexhaustible

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Adjective — So large or endless that it seems impossible to use up.

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inexhaustible supply seemingly inexhaustible inexhaustible energy

Etymology

From in- + exhaustible, from exhaust, ultimately from Latin exhaurire, "to drain out."

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Frequently asked questions

What does “inexhaustible” mean?

The word “inexhaustible” means so large or endless that it seems impossible to use up. In plain terms, never running out, however much you use it.

How do you pronounce “inexhaustible”?

“Inexhaustible” is pronounced ih-nihg-ZAWS-tihbl (/ɪnɪɡˈzɔːstɪbl̩/ in IPA).

How do you use “inexhaustible” in a sentence?

Here is “inexhaustible” used in a sentence: “Solar power once seemed like an inexhaustible source of energy.”

What part of speech is “inexhaustible”?

“Inexhaustible” is an adjective.

Where does the word “inexhaustible” come from?

The word “inexhaustible” comes from Latin. From in- + exhaustible, from exhaust, ultimately from Latin exhaurire, "to drain out.".

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