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Unlimited   /ənlˈɪmətəd/  /ənlˈɪmɪtɪd/   Listen
Unlimited

adjective
1.
Having no limits in range or scope.  Synonym: limitless.  "The limitless reaches of outer space"  Antonym: limited.
2.
Without reservation or exception.  Synonyms: outright, straight-out.
3.
That cannot be entirely consumed or used up.  Synonym: inexhaustible.






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... assayers of knowledge and experience, declared that they had carefully examined the lodes, that they had struck four veins of rich ore yielding, after crushing, an average of six ounces to the ton, and that the extent and richness of the ore was practically unlimited. ...
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... is established among them, that resembles the feudal system of our progenitors in Europe. But of its subdivisions, of the constituent parts, and in what manner they are connected, so as to form a body politic, I confess myself totally ignorant. Some of them told us, that the power of the king is unlimited, and that the life and property of the subject is at his disposal. But the few circumstances that fell under our observation, rather contradicted than confirmed the idea of a despotic government. Mareewagee, old Toobou, and Feenou, acted each like petty sovereigns, and frequently ...
— A General History and Collection of Voyages and Travels, Vol. 15 (of 18) • Robert Kerr

... a pleasant little shock. It had never occurred to him that probably the Flobert Rifle had a price. It had seemed so passionately to be desired as to belong to the category of the inaccessible—like Mr. Orde's revolver on the top shelf of the closet, or unlimited ice cream, or the curios locked behind the glass in Auntie Kate's cabinet. Now the ...
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... Dear Sir: Being a regular reader of your most valuable paper (The Defender) I am impressed with the seeming unlimited interest that paper is taking in the welfare of the army of ...
— The Journal of Negro History, Volume 4, 1919 • Various


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