endlessness

Examples

• All

• Sometimes Mohamedi inserted shapes and triangles, which seemingly take off into the endlessness of space.

  Academic text (2014)

• Kusama Yayoi, born just three years before Tanaka, seems to share an interest in issues of finitude and endlessness.

  Academic text (2013)

• The endlessness of possibilities, which would not end until the last of them was lost in her.

  Fiction book (2002)

• There is the endlessness of eternity, rolling and rolling.

  Blog text (11)

• Time, in its endlessness, brings you to a complete recitation.

  Fiction book (1999)

• That's to say, the only way to arrest the open futurity and endlessness of the imperial time was to bring time itself to a close.

• And the last paragraph underscores the endlessness by suggesting that even the apparent end, the death of that sadness, does not bring renewal.

  Academic text (1994)

• Now it spread before me, first into the predictable endlessness of skies and stars; and, beyond them, into vast spaces of night through which our carriage and our two innocent, healthy horses must also pass.

  Fiction book (2002)

• The topography of out has essentially this nature: an endlessness of potential movement, little of which is continuous or long and smooth, much of which is characterized by abrupt, discontinuous switching.

  Academic text (2006)

• A historian has stressed that the engineer's imagination had difficulty keeping up with the endlessness of Panama's mass, a mass that literally twisted and overturned pristine lines like those of railway tracks in photographs.

  Academic text (2003)

Synonyms

E

eternity

vsendlessness

224 5.8

Time that never ends, often imagined after death

is a more neutral word for lack of end rather than a time focus

I

infinity

vsendlessness

94 5.7

A time that never ends

is broader, applying to lack of end beyond just time

F

forever

vsendlessness

12 1.4

A very long time with no end

can also describe lack of end in general, not only long time

I

infinitude

vsendlessness

• Literature

1 9.9

A state of having no limit or end

is the same state but can stress seeming rather than strictness

L

limitlessness

vsendlessness

1 8.9

A state with no end or edge

focuses more on the idea of end or limit, not physical borders

I

infiniteness

vsendlessness

8.8

The state of having no limits or end

allows the idea to be strict or only seeming lack of end

U

unboundedness

vsendlessness

9.9

A state of having no limits or end

adds the sense that this lack may appear infinite rather than certain

B

boundlessness

vsendlessness

7.5

The quality of having no limits in space, time, or size

can also be used when something only seems limitless rather than truly so

E

everlastingness

vsendlessness

9.9

A state of lasting forever

refers to the general quality of having no end rather than only duration

E

eternality

vsendlessness

8.4

Lasting forever without a beginning or end

is a broader label for having no end, not only eternity

F

foreverness

vsendlessness

8.3

A state of seeming to last or really lasting without an end

is the general concept of having no end or limit beyond duration

I

inexhaustibility

vsendlessness

9.5

A quality of having a supply that never runs out

focuses instead on end or limit rather than supply or resources

A

apeiron

vsendlessness

• Formal

9.9

An endless, boundless origin of everything in ancient Greek thinking

is the common term for lacking an end or any limits

Antonyms

L

limitation

167 3.3

A condition that stops a person or thing from doing more

F

finiteness

1 8.0

The state of having limits in size, amount, or time

How Infinite

endlessness

1 6.0

duration

104 2.8

shortness

1 3.5

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology