limitless

/'limitlis/

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Explanation of "Limitless"

Part of Speech: Adjective

Usage Instructions:

• Use "limitless" to describe things that seem to have no end or restrictions.
• It often conveys a sense of abundance or freedom.

Examples:

1. Simple Example:

   • "The ocean feels limitless when you look at it from the beach."

2. Advanced Example:

   • "Her creativity is limitless; she can come up with new ideas every day."

Word Variants:

• Limit (noun/verb): To restrict or set boundaries.
• Limitation (noun): A factor that restricts or limits something.
• Unlimited (adjective): Without any limits, but can imply a lack of boundaries that might lead to problems.

Different Meanings:

• In a practical sense, "limitless" can refer to resources, like "limitless energy" or "limitless funds."
• In a philosophical or abstract sense, it can refer to concepts like "limitless possibilities" or "limitless freedom."

Synonyms:

• Endless
• Boundless
• Infinite
• Unrestricted
• Unbounded

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• Although there are no direct idioms that use "limitless," you can use phrases like "the sky's the limit" to convey a similar meaning about having no boundaries in what one can achieve.

• For phrasal verbs, you won't find one that directly relates to "limitless," but you could use "break through" as in "break through limitations," which implies achieving something beyond existing boundaries.

Summary:

"Limitless" is a powerful word that describes anything without boundaries or restrictions.

Academic

Adjective

1. seemingly boundless in amount, number, degree, or especially extent
   • unbounded enthusiasm
   • children with boundless energy
   • a limitless supply of money
2. having no limits in range or scope
   • to start with a theory of unlimited freedom is to end up with unlimited despotism- Philip Rahv
   • the limitless reaches of outer space
3. without limits in extent or size or quantity
   • limitless vastness of our solar system

Synonyms

• boundless
• unbounded
• unlimited
• illimitable
• measureless