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Meanings of boundless in anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "unbounded"
Examples for "unbounded"
1
The letters of the period express unbounded confidence in the nascent play.
2
The women have won the unbounded admiration of the British in Constantinople.
3
For allowing me to bear Witness To a rebellion; unbounded radical energy.
4
The work was received in those days of trouble with unbounded enthusiasm.
5
It represented, in short, the very profligacy and abandon of unbounded wealth.
1
Europe has almost limitless possibilities but has failed to use this resource.
2
The secret of limitless material power had once been known and lost.
3
Above the sea, his body was mapped onto a seemingly limitless plane.
4
And beyond it in the distance, I saw the limitless red desert.
5
Scientists had considered offshore wind as a potentially limitless source of power.
Usage of boundless in anglès
1
The view was boundless, the sea stretched as far as the horizon.
2
His anger has passed; a boundless sorrow has taken its place; and
3
He was a personal friend in whom the President reposed boundless confidence.
4
The public curiosity in regard to the origin of artemisium was boundless.
5
The arts are limited in their means, though boundless in their effects.
6
He has since dedicated his boundless energy into helping to empower others.
7
The parameters for self-recrimination are boundless over the course of 18 holes.
8
The newspapers kept within the almost boundless limits of the libel law.
9
They were utterly lost in the boundless wilderness of this new world.
10
The hill itself was well-nigh boundless in its capacities for juvenile occupation.
11
The reason is that in paradise, wants are few and resources boundless.
12
And to my parents, Tom and Elaine, for boundless love and support.
13
The boundless glory in which they rejoice is this-theystill stand straight.
14
Now, in the first place, and have an hour of boundless leisure.
15
On the verge of love-inlove itself-isa boundless capacity for sympathy.
16
A whole hour was spent in traversing this gloomy and boundless place.
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Boundless through the time
Boundless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common