boundless — having no boundaries or limits; infinite
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having no boundaries or limits; infinite
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈbaʊndləs/
Korean meaning: 경계나 한계가 없는; 무한한
Korean pronunciation: **바운드**리스
Example Sentences
- My cat has boundless confidence in its ability to knock everything off my desk.
- The universe appears to be boundless, stretching infinitely in all directions.
- His boundless appetite for pizza amazed his friends at the buffet.
boundless
ADJECTIVE//ˈbaʊndləs//
having no boundaries or limits; infinite
Explorer discovers boundless landscapes stretching endlessly toward the horizon
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Groundless fears fade in the soundless, boundless desert
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Origin
From the Middle English word 'bound' (meaning limit or boundary), derived from Old Norse 'bund' and Old French 'bonde', combined with the suffix '-less' (meaning without or lacking).
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“My cat has boundless confidence in its ability to knock everything off my desk.”
“The universe appears to be boundless, stretching infinitely in all directions.”
“His boundless appetite for pizza amazed his friends at the buffet.”
“The artist's boundless creativity led to groundbreaking innovations in modern art.”
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