limitless
Limitless (adj) means having no boundary or upper limit; endless in size, extent, or quantity. Example: “The desert stretched out before them, seemingly limitless.”
How to use limitless
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo big or so unrestricted that it seems to have no end.
Word forms
more limitless comparative, most limitless superlative
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The desert stretched out before them, seemingly _____.
Etymology
Built from limit plus the suffix -less ("without").
Synonyms
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Rhymes for limitless
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What does “limitless” mean?
The word “limitless” means having no boundary or upper limit; endless in size, extent, or quantity. In plain terms, so big or so unrestricted that it seems to have no end.
How do you use “limitless” in a sentence?
Here is “limitless” used in a sentence: “The desert stretched out before them, seemingly limitless.”
What part of speech is “limitless”?
“Limitless” is an adjective.
Is “limitless” a common word?
“Limitless” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the C1 level.