unbounded
/ʌnˈbaʊndɪd
/adjective
Having or appearing to have no limits: the possibilities are unbounded...
- Too numerous are the friends to mention here, who came to wish her excellent health, unbounded happiness and infinite prosperity.
- Blake used this device to imply endless repetition and thus unbounded openness - the infinite.
- Instead the boom was widely celebrated as evidence of a new era of unbounded prosperity.
Synonyms
unlimited, boundless, limitless, without limit, illimitable;
unrestrained, unrestricted, unconditional, unconstrained, uncontrolled, unchecked, unbridled;
untold, vast, immense, cosmic;
immeasurable, measureless, inestimable;
endless, unending, never-ending, interminable, everlasting, infinite, inexhaustible, unflagging;
absolute, total, full, utter
informal with no holds barred
Derivatives
unboundedly
- Peirce also held that any continuum harbours an unboundedly large collection of points - in his colourful terminology, a supermultitudinous collection - what we would today call a proper class.
- I confess that I am not yet ready to embrace the world or the other so fully and unboundedly, and that may be evidence of my sin, a limitation I inherit as a child of Adam.
- I've never know you to be so unboundedly optimistic before.
unboundedness
- She also said that Brauer may have proved a general statement about the unboundedness of the degrees of minimal splitting fields.
- It is the unboundedness of hyperbolic doubt that underwrites the No Atheistic Knowledge Thesis.
- You can use this suffix to display the direction of unboundedness, which is quite simple in this case.