What is the Opposite(Antonym) of “bottomless”?

The Opposite(Antonym) of “bottomless”

The antonym of bottomless are shallow, limited, and finite. The antonyms shallow, limited, and finite convey a sense of restriction or limitation. It implies that there is a boundary or limit to something.

Explore all Antonyms of “bottomless”

• shallow
• limited
• finite

Definitions and Examples of shallow, limited, finite

Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!

shallow

Having little depth; not deep.

Example

The river was so shallow that we could easily walk across it.

limited

Restricted in size, amount, or extent; not infinite.

Example

The company has a limited budget for advertising this year.

finite

Having bounds or limits; not infinite.

Example

The universe is believed to be finite in size.

Key Differences: shallow vs limited vs finite

• 1. Shallow refers to a lack of depth, while bottomless implies an endless depth.
• 2. Limited suggests a restriction in size, amount, or extent, while bottomless suggests an unlimited amount or extent.
• 3. Finite is a complementary antonym that suggests the presence of boundaries or limits, while bottomless suggests the absence of boundaries or limits.

Effective Usage of shallow, limited, finite

• 1. Describing Depth: Use shallow to describe something with little depth, and bottomless to describe something with endless depth.
• 2. Quantifying Limits: Use limited to describe something with restricted size, amount, or extent, and bottomless to describe something with an unlimited amount or extent.
• 3. Defining Boundaries: Use finite to describe something with boundaries or limits, and bottomless to describe something without boundaries or limits.

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Remember this!

The antonyms have distinct nuances: Shallow refers to a lack of depth, limited suggests a restriction in size, amount, or extent, and finite suggests the presence of boundaries or limits. Use these words to describe depth, quantify limits, and define boundaries.