unlimited
- adjective
- /ʌnˈlɪmɪtɪd/
- We believed that unlimited amounts of food could bring us together.
- unlimited access
- unlimited time
- an unlimited number
And we've got the advantages of unlimited hot water showers.
- And we've got the advantages of unlimited hot water showers.
- They thought they could make money serving unlimited food in this country.
- On the other hand, they didn't grow up with unlimited funds but.
- Do your thing, but like you have unlimited time to figure it out.
- So then it was unlimited, extraordinary economic growth.
- It's rather in that we have an unlimited will.
- And my main goal was to have unlimited energy throughout the day.
- Every kid on earth gets unlimited entertainment on TikTok for free.
- Like I don't have an unlimited amount of creativity in me.
- And so there's unlimited resources to keep pumping it out there.
- And so if you take risk out, then unlimited leverage is logical.
- Then I want unlimited wishes and unlimited popcorn shrimp.
- This was the unlimited monarch of state power.
Examples
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That's exactly what we need-- an unlimited supply of replacement parts.
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Web 2.0 technologies are particularly suited to storytelling through almost unlimited combinations of text, audio, and video.
Academic text (2008) -
Do your thing, but like you have unlimited time to figure it out.
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So when I think of space, space in fact has unlimited resources.
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And my main goal was to have unlimited energy throughout the day.
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Now l have an unlimited supply.
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When the world offers almost unlimited options, people may have to set their own limits.
Fiction book (2002) -
You know that I'm capable of everything at the same time, and I have unlimited energy.
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And there's an unlimited range of leisure opportunities... just a stone's throw away.
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The student has unlimited access to the online library resources for research.
Synonyms
Continuing for a very long time and not stopping
Very large and without any end
Having no limit in size or amount
Lasting a long time without stopping
Too large for people to use up
Not limited in amount or size
Very large in size or number with no clear limit
An amount or space that has no end and cannot be measured
Antonyms
How Unlimited
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word unlimited breaks into un- meaning 'not' and limit meaning a 'boundary' or 'edge'. So unlimited means 'without a boundary', which is why we use it for things that have no limit or restriction.