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Meanings of infinitely in anglès
portuguès
infinitamente espanyol
ilimitadamente portuguès
infinitamente Usage of infinitely in anglès
1
This was a year ago now, and today I am infinitely better.
2
But the protected zone did not, of course, stretch back infinitely far.
3
Must be infinitely more difficult going into lockdown for a second time.
4
Ideas have become mere abstractions; the only reality is the infinitely little.
5
You have a Druid's power, and such power is infinitely more compelling.
6
They are the simplest and the most infinitely active things in nature.
7
The wind had dropped; it was an evening infinitely peaceful and still.
8
These are, in my observation, infinitely worse in England than in America.
9
The former is a social element infinitely more abundant than the latter.
10
Bobby Kennedy was infinitely better-looking than the President, but without his power.
11
Not to mention an infinitely cheaper and more authentic way to travel.
12
His hands were infinitely repulsive; they were red and soft and moist.
13
In the end we which means the masses of us-willgain infinitely.
14
Nature, various in all things, is infinitely various in the female sex.
15
And of all the three it is infinitely the hardest to express.
16
And then this morning Sayyed called and things became infinitely more interesting.
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Infinitely through the time
Infinitely across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
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United States of America
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