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Meanings of almost boundless in English
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Usage of almost boundless in English
1
The newspapers kept within the almost boundless limits of the libel law.
2
If that be so, the possibilities of trouble are immense, almost boundless.
3
Like other great captains, Wellington had an almost boundless capacity for work.
4
It is an animal with an almost boundless capacity for self-help.
5
Situated on a high table-land, it commands an almost boundless view.
6
It was a vast, an almost boundless, home for honest men.'
7
His genius was almost boundless, and he succeeded alike in every part of writing.
8
In the upbringing of the Herd, humanity's almost boundless suggestibility will be scientifically exploited.
9
From this spot the eye had an almost boundless range of sea and land.
10
The theory requires for its existence an almost boundless credulity.
11
He seemed to possess an almost boundless store of vitality.
12
Thus his eloquence, oral or written, gave him almost boundless power over his countrymen.
13
Mr. Dale's charities seemed almost boundless to his happy parishioners.
14
The Banqueting-House was the scene of hospitalities almost boundless.
15
But there was no indignation in the old warrior's face; there was only almost boundless grief.
16
He was virtually the ruler of England, master in these islands of an almost boundless power.
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