finite in Latin
finite in Latin is fīnītus — finite means having a limit or end; not infinite.
finite in Latin
fīnītus
Having an end or limit; (of a quantity) constrained by bounds; (of a set) whose number of elements is a natural number.
What does "finite" mean?
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adj Having a limit or end; not infinite.
"Our natural resources are finite, so we need to use them wisely."
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finite in a sentence
- Our natural resources are finite, so we need to use them wisely.
- The set of possible outcomes is finite.
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What is "finite" in Latin?
"finite" in Latin is fīnītus. finite means: Having a limit or end; not infinite.
How do you use "finite" in a sentence?
Example: "Our natural resources are finite, so we need to use them wisely." In Latin, "finite" is fīnītus.
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