adj
bottomless
BO-tuhm-luhs
Bottomless (adj) means having no bottom, or seeming impossibly deep. Example: “The cave seemed to lead down into a bottomless pit.”
adj
1
Having no bottom, or seeming impossibly deep.
"The cave seemed to lead down into a bottomless pit."
2
Without limit; endless.
"His enthusiasm for the project seemed bottomless."
3
Of a meal or drink deal, offering unlimited refills.
"The brunch included bottomless mimosas."
How to use bottomless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishHaving no limit or apparent end — used for deep pits, endless enthusiasm, or unlimited drink refills at a meal.
Common pairings
bottomless pit
bottomless brunch
bottomless energy
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Etymology
From "bottom" plus "-less," first recorded in Middle English.
Synonyms
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bottomed
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Frequently asked questions
What does “bottomless” mean?
The word “bottomless” means having no bottom, or seeming impossibly deep. In plain terms, having no limit or apparent end — used for deep pits, endless enthusiasm, or unlimited drink refills at a meal.
How do you pronounce “bottomless”?
“Bottomless” is pronounced BO-tuhm-luhs (/ˈbatəmlɪs/ in IPA).
How do you use “bottomless” in a sentence?
Here is “bottomless” used in a sentence: “The cave seemed to lead down into a bottomless pit.”
What is another word for “bottomless”?
Words with a similar meaning to “bottomless” include limitless, unbottomed and unbounded.
What part of speech is “bottomless”?
“Bottomless” is an adjective.
Where does the word “bottomless” come from?
The word “bottomless” comes from Middle English. From "bottom" plus "-less," first recorded in Middle English.
How many meanings does “bottomless” have?
“Bottomless” has 3 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: having no bottom, or seeming impossibly deep.
