English Dictionary
Definition of “unbounded”
unbounded (ʌnˈbaʊndɪd
)
Definitions
adjective
- having no boundaries or limits
Alternative Forms
unˈboundedly adverb unˈboundedness noun
Synonyms
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unlimited,
endless,
infinite,
limitless,
vast,
absolute,
lavish,
uncontrolled,
unchecked,
boundless,
unbridled,
unrestrained,
immeasurable,
unconstrained,
Usage examples
My colleagues, breathing over me the faint minted aroma of their indigestion remedies, received me with unbounded kindness.
Hilary Mantel, LEARNING TO TALK: Short stories (2003)Varying perspectives, multiple realities, unbounded systems thinking, and parallel solutions will open the way for creative decisions.
Business Today (1996)Not long after they started their own company -- a result, they say, of disenchantment and unbounded enthusiasm.
Courier, Sunday Mail (2005)It gave you unbounded energy, a pulse rate of 200 and the certainty you could get away with anything.
Times, Sunday Times (2002)With confidence in the economy and the Internet practically unbounded , more and more Americans were getting into the market.
John Cassidy, DOT.CON (2001)
