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Meanings of infiniteness in English
The quality of being infinite; without bound or limit.
Synonyms
Examples for "infinitude"
Examples for "infinitude"
1
Divested of attributes, that one Purusha is the universe displayed in infinitude.
2
He seemed never before to have realised the infinitude of human suffering.
3
Judith awakened with all the starry infinitude of sky for a canopy.
4
Then shall we know him with the infinitude of an ever-growing knowledge.
5
The true Christianity- afaithlike Christ's in the infinitude of Man-islost.
1
The Pacific Crest Trail was a spool of yarn through the boundlessness.
2
We have, first, God in the boundlessness of His loving nature.
3
There he moves, the Great Creature, his crystal boundlessness encompassing his countless shapes.
4
O the inconceivable, and incomprehensible boundlessness of all infinitely transcendent perfections!
5
A whittled ship would float, and those fifty feet of watery boundlessness invited the imagination.
1
It finds joy in the potential limitlessness of our species' experience and endeavour.
2
Cody was casting his strangeness onto the limitlessness of his streets.
3
The fact that renewable energy is available into infinity reinforces this idea of limitlessness.
4
She had but a little peep into them, but that peep held the suggestion of limitlessness.
5
While concerned with the melancholy closure of ageing, the poem conveys in parenthesis the limitlessness of adolescent aspiration.
Usage of infiniteness in English
1
It is therefore infiniteness suggested to us, and that has engaged for us.
2
It was the infiniteness of a heart partaking of nature-thisclouding of his face.
3
Like his predecessors in this faith, Traherne is never tired of declaring the infiniteness of the human soul.
4
And they say, that God enjoys himself only, by a contemplation of his own infiniteness, eternity, power, and goodness, and the like.
5
Everything is alive in the infiniteness of its multiples, but everything extends beyond its physical form toward the absolute infinity of the One.
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He has touched strings of that harp whose vibrations never cease, but affirm the infiniteness of our being and its present habitation in Eternity.
Frequent collocations
Infiniteness through the time