Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbaʊndɪd/
adjective not limited or restricted in any way; infinite
A1 Her enthusiasm for learning was unbounded.
A2 The possibilities for creativity are unbounded.
B1 His unbounded energy was contagious.
B2 The artist's talent seemed unbounded.
C1 The unbounded potential of the new technology is exciting.
C2 The unbounded beauty of the landscape took my breath away.
adverb in an unbounded manner; without limits or restrictions
A1 She ran unbounded through the fields, feeling free and alive.
A2 The possibilities for adventure seemed unbounded as they set off on their journey.
B1 His creativity knows no bounds, as he explores unbounded ideas in his artwork.
B2 The company's success was unbounded, with profits soaring year after year.
C1 Her passion for learning was unbounded, leading her to pursue multiple degrees and certifications.
C2 The beauty of the landscape was unbounded, stretching as far as the eye could see in every direction.
formal The potential for growth in the new market is unbounded.
informal Her creativity is unbounded; she always comes up with new ideas.
slang His energy is unbounded, he never seems to run out of steam.
figurative The artist's imagination was unbounded, leading to unique and captivating works of art.
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