Definitions and Examples of infinite, unlimited, boundless
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Limitless or endless in space, time, or quantity.
Example
The universe is believed to be infinite in size.
Not restricted or limited in any way.
Example
The company offers unlimited data plans for its customers.
Having no boundaries; limitless.
Example
The ocean's boundless expanse filled her with awe.
Key Differences: infinite vs unlimited vs boundless
- 1Infinite suggests something that is limitless in space, time, or quantity.
- 2Unlimited implies something that is not restricted or limited in any way.
- 3Boundless describes something that has no boundaries and is limitless.
Effective Usage of infinite, unlimited, boundless
- 1Mathematics: Use infinite to describe a number or set that has no limit.
- 2Technology: Use unlimited to describe data plans, internet usage, or storage capacity.
- 3Nature: Use boundless to describe the vastness of the ocean, sky, or universe.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of noninfinite describe something that has no end or limit. Infinite suggests limitless space, time, or quantity. Unlimited implies something that is not restricted or limited in any way. Boundless describes something that has no boundaries and is limitless. Use these words in mathematics, technology, and nature to convey the idea of boundlessness.
