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Meanings of infinite in English
Of verbs; having neither person nor number nor mood (as a participle or gerund or infinitive)
Related terms
Too numerous to be counted.
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Usage of infinite in English
1
The reasons given for the violence differ; the solutions are potentially infinite.
2
This universe contains infinite possibilities, therefore it's possible that we'll be caught.
3
When you play, you're confronted by an infinite number of possible situations.
4
His energy is simple, primitive, infinite.' These were hallmarks of true greatness.
5
After a moment, he said: The varieties of love are nearly infinite.
6
The worlds are only red corpuscles in the arteries of the infinite.
7
The patience of the Church is infinite; it lives and it outlives.
8
The infinite and eternal in itself is the same as the Divine.
9
That means there must be an infinite number of stars and planets.
10
The future held infinite possibilities and Erini wondered which ones awaited her.
11
With that man in the field, one's morning paper presented infinite possibilities.
12
There is infinite and perennial fascination in the contemplation of the future.
13
The cultivation of the soil causes it to produce an infinite increase.
14
His gift of sympathy with the poor and the simple is infinite.
15
The list of albums in the main window is one infinite scroll.
16
The variety of combinations in the domain of possible things is infinite.
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Infinite through the time
Infinite across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common