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spaceless

spaceless

1 8.4
A feeling of no edges or limits, as if everything goes on forever
  • adjective
  • /ˈspeɪs.ləs/
  • Literature
translation icon : sin espacio
  • The universe is often described as spaceless, extending infinitely in all directions.

It is spaceless, dimensionless, and infinite dimensions at the same time.

Examples

  • It is without 'cause it is spaceless, dimensionless and infinite dimensions at the same time.

  • And you will not take me off the air for now or any other spaceless time! -

  • It is spaceless, dimensionless, and infinite dimensions at the same time.

  • Just then, he was probably plunged into his timeless, spaceless bliss.

    Fiction book (1991)
  • So there's a so sorry, there's a, there's a, a, a kind of spaceless, timeless creative power with a disposition to bring about conscious creatures.

  • It is the exalted flow of the space-time continuum... save that it is spaceless and timeless... and such loveliness.

  • In her meditation, she felt a spaceless tranquility that transcended her physical surroundings.

  • The concept of spacelessness can be difficult to grasp, as it suggests a reality beyond our usual understanding of space.

Synonyms

limitless
vsspaceless
41 4.0

Very large and without any end

focuses more on lacking space or dimensions rather than amount
boundless
vsspaceless
27 5.0

Having no limit in size or amount

stresses physical absence of space or defined dimensions instead of quantity
bottomless
vsspaceless
19 4.9

So large that it seems to have no limit

refers to lacking space or dimensions broadly rather than just deepness
fathomless
vsspaceless
2 8.6

So deep that you cannot measure or understand it

implies absence of space or dimensions more generally not only depth
measureless
vsspaceless
  • Literature
1 7.5

Very large in size or number with no clear limit

means lacking space or dimensions rather than just being unmeasurably large
dimensionless
vsspaceless
  • Specialized
1 7.7

A number with no physical size or units

is the broader idea of lacking space or appearing without boundaries
shoreless
vsspaceless
  • Literature
1 7.2

Having no limit, like a sea that goes on forever

expresses general lack of space or dimensions beyond coastal imagery
horizonless
vsspaceless
7.4

A view with no clear line where the land and sky meet

is a more general sense of lacking space or dimensions rather than just visual lack

Antonyms

4.1

Kept within fixed limits that stop it from going further

How Boundless

infinite
183 4.2
unbounded
4 6.3
spaceless
  • Literature
1 8.4
limited
393 2.5

Surface Forms

spaceless positive

Morphology

spaceless = space (transparent) = space + less

Meaning is directly derived from the noun 'space' plus the productive suffix '-less' meaning 'without', so learners can infer 'without space' or 'limitless'.

Etymology

The word spaceless combines space, meaning the area or distance around things, and -less ('without'), so it literally means 'without space'. That's why something called spaceless can feel limitless or have no clear edges or borders.