Definition of illimitable in English:

illimitable

adjective ɪˈlɪmɪtəb(ə)lˌɪ(l)ˈlɪmədəb(ə)l

Without limits or an end.
the illimitable human capacity for evil
Example sentencesExamples
- These contributions were multiple: gold which raised the level of Spanish life, new agricultural products which brought health and pleasure, and a spacious new territory opened to all men like an illimitable promise.
- On the other hand, because of its nature as an abyss, it's an illimitable source for the plagiarist.
- What the English call comfort is something inexhaustible and illimitable.
- Wonder as poesis is nothing other than the condition of longing prompted by an illimitable gaze which, to its own terror, registers everything, desires to name it, and will never succeed completely in doing so.
- In the second place, the weight of tradition both before and after Boethius strongly favors interpreting illimitable life as involving infinite duration, beginningless as well as endless.
- It has been performed by Young approximately 370 times, though it is unlikely that it has ever felt more crucial, purposeful, or illimitable as it did the 371st time - last Tuesday, just before midnight, in a hockey arena in St. Paul.
- ‘This institution,’ he wrote, ‘will be based on the illimitable freedom of the human mind.’
- The occupation is often full of interest; and he who attempts it for the first time is astonished by the apparently illimitable distance and incoherence between the starting-point and the goal.
- If war is analysed as a phenomenon in isolation, a logic of illimitable force might indeed seem to be suggested.
- I have an illimitable ability to do anything other than the work at hand.
- The narrator claims that restraint is an all-or-nothing proposition for her: once she has forsaken that ‘simple rule of renunciation,’ she is under the sway of ‘the seductive guidance of illimitable wants’.
- As Christian believers we face all the challenges of this life in Christ, that is, as joined to him and his illimitable resources.
- Star Trek didn't just offer the illimitable joys of William Shatner tumbling out of his chair every time the camera shook, or yet another sermon from the pen of Gene Roddenberry about how organized religion is a childish superstition.
- We are harnessing the giant electricity and his powers of endurance, resource and adaptability, seen at present illimitable.
- Black is the ultimate exterior, the ultimate void, the ultimate space, space that is illimitable and beyond recognition.
- But instead, like a slender young woman, the island will enlarge as it ages, expanded by illimitable multitudes of tiny organisms beneath the water's surface, carrying on their lives, and dying.
- In this sense, the Web preserves the main value of the fairy tale, that is, its illimitable capacity of homemaking.
- Because God is illimitable, no historical reality can manifest the full richness of God.
- What more can we ask for in a world of pollution, violence, and seemingly illimitable greed and carelessness?
- With no one to keep the burning braziers lit, these, too, burn out soon after, and the entire palace grows dark, cold, and empty of any movement except for the Red Death that ‘held illimitable dominion over all.’
Synonyms
limitless, unlimited, without limits, unbounded
endless, unending, never-ending, without end, infinite, immeasurable, inestimable

Derivatives

illimitability

noun ɪlɪmɪtəˈbɪlɪti

The second and equally explicit element in the definition is illimitability: the life of an eternal being cannot be limited; it is impossible that there be a beginning or an end to it.

illimitably

adverb

He should illimitably swell it out and stretch it, so as to "occupy as much space as he likes."

Definition of illimitable in US English:

illimitable

adjectiveˌɪ(l)ˈlɪmədəb(ə)lˌi(l)ˈlimədəb(ə)l

Without limits or an end.
the illimitable human capacity for evil
Example sentencesExamples
- With no one to keep the burning braziers lit, these, too, burn out soon after, and the entire palace grows dark, cold, and empty of any movement except for the Red Death that ‘held illimitable dominion over all.’
- Star Trek didn't just offer the illimitable joys of William Shatner tumbling out of his chair every time the camera shook, or yet another sermon from the pen of Gene Roddenberry about how organized religion is a childish superstition.
- The narrator claims that restraint is an all-or-nothing proposition for her: once she has forsaken that ‘simple rule of renunciation,’ she is under the sway of ‘the seductive guidance of illimitable wants’.
- On the other hand, because of its nature as an abyss, it's an illimitable source for the plagiarist.
- These contributions were multiple: gold which raised the level of Spanish life, new agricultural products which brought health and pleasure, and a spacious new territory opened to all men like an illimitable promise.
- Wonder as poesis is nothing other than the condition of longing prompted by an illimitable gaze which, to its own terror, registers everything, desires to name it, and will never succeed completely in doing so.
- ‘This institution,’ he wrote, ‘will be based on the illimitable freedom of the human mind.’
- As Christian believers we face all the challenges of this life in Christ, that is, as joined to him and his illimitable resources.
- The occupation is often full of interest; and he who attempts it for the first time is astonished by the apparently illimitable distance and incoherence between the starting-point and the goal.
- Because God is illimitable, no historical reality can manifest the full richness of God.
- In the second place, the weight of tradition both before and after Boethius strongly favors interpreting illimitable life as involving infinite duration, beginningless as well as endless.
- But instead, like a slender young woman, the island will enlarge as it ages, expanded by illimitable multitudes of tiny organisms beneath the water's surface, carrying on their lives, and dying.
- We are harnessing the giant electricity and his powers of endurance, resource and adaptability, seen at present illimitable.
- Black is the ultimate exterior, the ultimate void, the ultimate space, space that is illimitable and beyond recognition.
- I have an illimitable ability to do anything other than the work at hand.
- In this sense, the Web preserves the main value of the fairy tale, that is, its illimitable capacity of homemaking.
- What more can we ask for in a world of pollution, violence, and seemingly illimitable greed and carelessness?
- What the English call comfort is something inexhaustible and illimitable.
- If war is analysed as a phenomenon in isolation, a logic of illimitable force might indeed seem to be suggested.
- It has been performed by Young approximately 370 times, though it is unlikely that it has ever felt more crucial, purposeful, or illimitable as it did the 371st time - last Tuesday, just before midnight, in a hockey arena in St. Paul.
Synonyms
limitless, unlimited, without limits, unbounded

单词	illimitable
释义	Definition of illimitable in English: illimitable adjective ɪˈlɪmɪtəb(ə)lˌɪ(l)ˈlɪmədəb(ə)l Without limits or an end. the illimitable human capacity for evil Example sentencesExamples These contributions were multiple: gold which raised the level of Spanish life, new agricultural products which brought health and pleasure, and a spacious new territory opened to all men like an illimitable promise. On the other hand, because of its nature as an abyss, it's an illimitable source for the plagiarist. What the English call comfort is something inexhaustible and illimitable. Wonder as poesis is nothing other than the condition of longing prompted by an illimitable gaze which, to its own terror, registers everything, desires to name it, and will never succeed completely in doing so. In the second place, the weight of tradition both before and after Boethius strongly favors interpreting illimitable life as involving infinite duration, beginningless as well as endless. It has been performed by Young approximately 370 times, though it is unlikely that it has ever felt more crucial, purposeful, or illimitable as it did the 371st time - last Tuesday, just before midnight, in a hockey arena in St. Paul. ‘This institution,’ he wrote, ‘will be based on the illimitable freedom of the human mind.’ The occupation is often full of interest; and he who attempts it for the first time is astonished by the apparently illimitable distance and incoherence between the starting-point and the goal. If war is analysed as a phenomenon in isolation, a logic of illimitable force might indeed seem to be suggested. I have an illimitable ability to do anything other than the work at hand. The narrator claims that restraint is an all-or-nothing proposition for her: once she has forsaken that ‘simple rule of renunciation,’ she is under the sway of ‘the seductive guidance of illimitable wants’. As Christian believers we face all the challenges of this life in Christ, that is, as joined to him and his illimitable resources. Star Trek didn't just offer the illimitable joys of William Shatner tumbling out of his chair every time the camera shook, or yet another sermon from the pen of Gene Roddenberry about how organized religion is a childish superstition. We are harnessing the giant electricity and his powers of endurance, resource and adaptability, seen at present illimitable. Black is the ultimate exterior, the ultimate void, the ultimate space, space that is illimitable and beyond recognition. But instead, like a slender young woman, the island will enlarge as it ages, expanded by illimitable multitudes of tiny organisms beneath the water's surface, carrying on their lives, and dying. In this sense, the Web preserves the main value of the fairy tale, that is, its illimitable capacity of homemaking. Because God is illimitable, no historical reality can manifest the full richness of God. What more can we ask for in a world of pollution, violence, and seemingly illimitable greed and carelessness? With no one to keep the burning braziers lit, these, too, burn out soon after, and the entire palace grows dark, cold, and empty of any movement except for the Red Death that ‘held illimitable dominion over all.’ Synonyms limitless, unlimited, without limits, unbounded endless, unending, never-ending, without end, infinite, immeasurable, inestimable Derivatives illimitability noun ɪlɪmɪtəˈbɪlɪti The second and equally explicit element in the definition is illimitability: the life of an eternal being cannot be limited; it is impossible that there be a beginning or an end to it. illimitably adverb He should illimitably swell it out and stretch it, so as to "occupy as much space as he likes." Definition of illimitable in US English: illimitable adjectiveˌɪ(l)ˈlɪmədəb(ə)lˌi(l)ˈlimədəb(ə)l Without limits or an end. the illimitable human capacity for evil Example sentencesExamples With no one to keep the burning braziers lit, these, too, burn out soon after, and the entire palace grows dark, cold, and empty of any movement except for the Red Death that ‘held illimitable dominion over all.’ Star Trek didn't just offer the illimitable joys of William Shatner tumbling out of his chair every time the camera shook, or yet another sermon from the pen of Gene Roddenberry about how organized religion is a childish superstition. The narrator claims that restraint is an all-or-nothing proposition for her: once she has forsaken that ‘simple rule of renunciation,’ she is under the sway of ‘the seductive guidance of illimitable wants’. On the other hand, because of its nature as an abyss, it's an illimitable source for the plagiarist. These contributions were multiple: gold which raised the level of Spanish life, new agricultural products which brought health and pleasure, and a spacious new territory opened to all men like an illimitable promise. Wonder as poesis is nothing other than the condition of longing prompted by an illimitable gaze which, to its own terror, registers everything, desires to name it, and will never succeed completely in doing so. ‘This institution,’ he wrote, ‘will be based on the illimitable freedom of the human mind.’ As Christian believers we face all the challenges of this life in Christ, that is, as joined to him and his illimitable resources. The occupation is often full of interest; and he who attempts it for the first time is astonished by the apparently illimitable distance and incoherence between the starting-point and the goal. Because God is illimitable, no historical reality can manifest the full richness of God. In the second place, the weight of tradition both before and after Boethius strongly favors interpreting illimitable life as involving infinite duration, beginningless as well as endless. But instead, like a slender young woman, the island will enlarge as it ages, expanded by illimitable multitudes of tiny organisms beneath the water's surface, carrying on their lives, and dying. We are harnessing the giant electricity and his powers of endurance, resource and adaptability, seen at present illimitable. Black is the ultimate exterior, the ultimate void, the ultimate space, space that is illimitable and beyond recognition. I have an illimitable ability to do anything other than the work at hand. In this sense, the Web preserves the main value of the fairy tale, that is, its illimitable capacity of homemaking. What more can we ask for in a world of pollution, violence, and seemingly illimitable greed and carelessness? What the English call comfort is something inexhaustible and illimitable. If war is analysed as a phenomenon in isolation, a logic of illimitable force might indeed seem to be suggested. It has been performed by Young approximately 370 times, though it is unlikely that it has ever felt more crucial, purposeful, or illimitable as it did the 371st time - last Tuesday, just before midnight, in a hockey arena in St. Paul. Synonyms limitless, unlimited, without limits, unbounded
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