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Definitionadj. having no limits or boundaries in time or space or extent or magnitude
Last update: July 18, 2015
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In the past he had never been able to find that great inscrutable infinite something. [adjective]
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The infinite ingenuity of man. [adjective]
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God's infinite wisdom. [Please select]
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What about the axiom of infinity - that there is an infinite set? [adjective]
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Well, if the pool of tickets is infinite in number, then these two " probabilities " are identical. [adjective]
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The children are alone at Chilton with their English gouvernante, and the prim Frenchwoman, who takes infinite pains to perfect Henriette's unlikeness to a human child. [Please select]
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"What infinite trouble about a gown--and for you who would look lovely in anything." [Please select]
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It may be pointed out in reply that only that is a true ideal, which, being unattainable, admits of infinite gradation in degrees of proximity. [Please select]
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The Baron only answered with a long pinch of snuff and a glance of infinite contempt. [Please select]
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