Too numerous to be counted.
Synonyms
Examples for "infinite"
Examples for "infinite"
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The reasons given for the violence differ; the solutions are potentially infinite.
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This universe contains infinite possibilities, therefore it's possible that we'll be caught.
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When you play, you're confronted by an infinite number of possible situations.
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His energy is simple, primitive, infinite.' These were hallmarks of true greatness.
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After a moment, he said: The varieties of love are nearly infinite.
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This situation played out countless times; different settings, different boys, different words.
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The institutions continue to produce countless kick-butt professionals who are industry leaders.
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Our countless words and images surely helped galvanize the unprecedented international response.
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There are countless methods available these days for calling home more cost-effectively.
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This comes after countless cases of gender-based violence have ravaged the country.
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He held power for 17 years, during which he organized innumerable massacres.
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It melted in the mouth; its flavours were those of innumerable spices.
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We'll agree on innumerable matters and wonder how we ever thought otherwise.
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The gods of Japan are innumerable in theory and multitudinous in practice.
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These innumerable artists held that they were doing something of great importance.
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His architectural works in the valley of the Nile were almost numberless.
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The sky repeated the October woods,-thewoods the sky,-invivid numberless hues.
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All you on the numberless islands of the archipelagoes of the sea!
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In the East, they are connected by numberless subtle links and windings.
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And the differences of capacity and of duty are numberless and immense.
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Case in point: the multitudinous rings and ringlets of the planet Saturn.
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The gods of Japan are innumerable in theory and multitudinous in practice.
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There I heard the multitudinous insects of the night, and the whippoorwill.
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Within a few days, all mankind's multitudinous messiahs had lost their divinity.
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The undiscoverable had suddenly become multitudinous at the call of the female.
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It let the agency skim uncounted millions of dollars from the plan.
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In both the digging and the manning, however, they cost uncounted lives.
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I thanked him, and put the money, uncounted, in my coat pocket.
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An ancient road weary beyond belief beneath the tread of uncounted years.
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You have slain uncounted thousands of the people you desire to benefit.
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Beneath the waters and within the ruined buildings lay the unnumbered dead.
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Locusts, mosquitos, and unnumbered creeping things swarm both in bush and town.
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And from that prince shall spring a race and an unnumbered tribe.
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Yet so it is; so it has been for unnumbered ages.
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The unnumbered chemises were only seven or eight, in the most magnificent trousseau.
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Yes, Walter Scott heard the innumerous leafy sigh of Yggdrasil's branches, and modulated his harp thereby.
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All this innumerous-colour'd scene of things.
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And River-wells, and laughter innumerous
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Of those innumerous congeries
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There was a hotel hallway up which policemen charged, only to be stunned by plaster busts hurled upon them from the innumerous doors.
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Selective attention helps process the myriad of information constantly touching our body.
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Despite myriad methods on offer, however, the pill continues to reign supreme.
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Social service workers' absence would be felt in a myriad of ways.
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There are likely a myriad of reasons Jibo went south so quickly.
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A myriad of U.S. economic data, meanwhile, weighed on financial market sentiment.
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The whole point is to balance myriad interests-broadly ,economicand security goals.
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She wanted everything-allseven rooms and their myriad tasks-donein five days.
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The applications of solid state batteries are also myriad, according to Chamberlain.
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However, living to see these momentary highlights would also bring myriad downsides.
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Deutsche Bahn also operates myriad local rail operations in towns and cities.
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The president's policy moves have come through a myriad of administration actions.
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Mr Little set about modernising the union as it faced myriad challenges.
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Now a myriad of local interests must be accommodated, inevitably causing delays.
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The few steps between them might have been a myriad of miles.
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The falling moisture fed the myriad streams, and cooled the noontime air.
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It solved a myriad of problems and gave comfort to them both.
