infinitize
Definition
Verb (transitive): To make something infinite or without limits; to extend something without boundaries or end.
Usage Examples
- (To make a limited collection unbounded.)
- (To extend the cosmos beyond any finite limits.)
- (To remove the boundaries of a digital workspace.)
Advanced Usage
"to infinitize a function": In mathematics, to define a function that approaches infinity under certain conditions.
- The equation was modified to infinitize the output as the input approached zero. (To make the function's value become infinite.)
"to infinitize a concept": To apply the idea of infinity to a finite notion, often in theoretical or abstract contexts.
- The poet sought to infinitize the feeling of love, describing it as eternal and boundless. (To portray a finite emotion as limitless.)
Variants and Related Words
Infinite (adj): without limits or end.
- The universe is thought to be infinite in size. (Having no boundaries.)
Infinity (n): the state of being infinite; an endless or limitless quantity.
- The concept of infinity is central to calculus. (The idea of endlessness.)
Infinitization (n): the process or result of making something infinite.
- The infinitization of the sequence required careful mathematical proof. (The act of making it endless.)
Synonyms
- Boundlessness: the quality of having no limits.
- Endlessness: the state of being without end.
- Limitlessness: the condition of being unrestricted.
Related Idioms
Go on to infinity: to continue without ever stopping.
- The discussion seemed to go on to infinity, with no conclusion in sight. (Continue endlessly.)
To the nth degree: to an extreme or infinite extent.
- He pushed his patience to the nth degree, but finally gave up. (To the utmost limit.)