Limitless

Pronunciation: /ˈlɪmɪtləs/

Definitions of limitless

adjective having no limits or bounds; infinite

Example Sentences

A1 The possibilities are limitless when it comes to learning new things.

A2 Her imagination was limitless, always coming up with new ideas.

B1 The internet provides us with a limitless amount of information.

B2 His creativity seemed limitless, constantly pushing boundaries in his work.

C1 The potential for growth in this industry is limitless for those who are dedicated.

C2 The universe is a vast and limitless expanse that we have only begun to explore.

Examples of limitless in a Sentence

formal The possibilities for growth in this industry seem almost limitless.

informal With hard work and determination, your potential is truly limitless.

slang Dude, your talent is off the charts! It's like, limitless!

figurative Her imagination knew no bounds; it was as if it were limitless.

Grammatical Forms of limitless

• past tense: limited
• plural: limitlesses
• comparative: more limitless
• superlative: most limitless
• present tense: limitless
• future tense: will be limitless
• perfect tense: have been limitless
• continuous tense: is being limitless
• singular: limitless
• positive degree: limitless
• infinitive: to be limitless
• gerund: limitlessly
• participle: limitless

Origin and Evolution of limitless

First Known Use: 0015 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'limitless' originated from the combination of the Old French word 'limite' meaning 'boundary' and the suffix '-less' indicating 'without'.

Evolution of the word: Originally used in the 15th century to describe something without boundaries or restrictions, the word 'limitless' has evolved to encompass a broader sense of boundlessness or infinity in modern usage.