inexhaustible in Irish
inexhaustible in Irish is do-ídithe — inexhaustible means so large or endless that it seems impossible to use up.
inexhaustible in Irish
do-ídithe
Impossible to exhaust; unlimited.
What does "inexhaustible" mean?
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adjective So large or endless that it seems impossible to use up.
"Solar power once seemed like an inexhaustible source of energy."
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inexhaustible in a sentence
- Solar power once seemed like an inexhaustible source of energy.
- She has an inexhaustible supply of patience with the children.
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What is "inexhaustible" in Irish?
"inexhaustible" in Irish is do-ídithe. inexhaustible means: So large or endless that it seems impossible to use up.
How do you use "inexhaustible" in a sentence?
Example: "Solar power once seemed like an inexhaustible source of energy." In Irish, "inexhaustible" is do-ídithe.
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