unboundedly
7.5
With no limits, very much or very freely
- adverb
- /ʌnˈbaʊndɪdli/
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sin límites
- He approached the problem unboundedly, exploring every possible solution without limiting himself.
Examples
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The artist's imagination allows her to create unboundedly beautiful works of art.
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Umm, unboundedly complex ways away from this fixed partial charge.
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If we were just supposed to be proactive, how would you say unboundedly proactive aggressors?
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The universe is expanding unboundedly, leading scientists to wonder about its ultimate fate.
Synonyms
endlessly
vsunboundedly
73
2.3
Without stopping for a very long time
means lack of boundaries generally, not only temporal continuation
infinitely
vsunboundedly
62
4.8
To a very great degree without any limit
focuses on no upper boundary instead of just great size
7
8.8
Going on forever without any limit
covers general absence of limits beyond merely endless repetition
beyond measure
vsunboundedly
7
4.6
To a very great degree
means actual absence of limits rather than high but finite degree
boundlessly
vsunboundedly
1
6.3
Without limits or end
means absence of any upper limit rather than a specific degree
limitlessly
vsunboundedly
1
5.6
In a way that has no end or limit
focuses on lack of an upper bound rather than ongoing time
Antonyms
How Limitless
Surface Forms
unboundedly positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word unboundedly breaks into un- ('not'), bound ('limit', like in boundary), and -ly (which makes an adverb). So to do something unboundedly is to do it 'without limits', which fits uses like endless gratitude or excitement.