capless
With no upper limit on amount or number
- adjective
- /ˈkæpləs/
:
sin límite
- The concept of capless investments allows for unlimited potential growth and profit.
Examples
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I went to a five star hotel where we have our Nomad Capless live event last year.
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Many consider the idea of a capless economy to be more innovative and forward-thinking.
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In a capless system, you can freely express your thoughts without the constraints of traditional limits.
Synonyms
limitless
vscapless
Very large and without any end
means absence of an upper limit specifically, not just vastness
bottomless
vscapless
So large that it seems to have no limit
denotes literal lack of an upper limit rather than figurative depth
uncapped
vscapless
Not limited by a maximum amount or left without a lid
refers specifically to having no upper limit rather than physical lack of cover
exhaustless
vscapless
Having a supply or energy that never runs out
focuses on no upper limit instead of endless supply or resource
How Restricted
Surface Forms
capless positive
Morphology
Etymology
Capless comes from cap, meaning a top or limit, and -less, meaning 'without'. So a capless policy or market is one with 'no upper limit' and allows unlimited amounts.