infinity in Latin
infinity in Latin is īnfīnitās — infinity means a quantity or extent without any limit or end.
infinity in Latin
īnfīnitās
(uncountable) endlessness, unlimitedness, absence of a beginning, end or limits to size.
What does "infinity" mean?
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noun A quantity or extent without any limit or end.
"Astronomers sometimes speak, loosely, of the universe stretching to infinity."
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infinity in a sentence
- Astronomers sometimes speak, loosely, of the universe stretching to infinity.
- The symbol for infinity looks like a sideways figure eight.
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What is "infinity" in Latin?
"infinity" in Latin is īnfīnitās. infinity means: A quantity or extent without any limit or end.
How do you use "infinity" in a sentence?
Example: "Astronomers sometimes speak, loosely, of the universe stretching to infinity." In Latin, "infinity" is īnfīnitās.
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