unlimited
Prononciation : [/ʌnˈlɪm.ɪ.tɪd/]
Contexte : « quantity »
(adjective) when something has no limit or restriction. It means you can have as much as you want, without any boundaries.
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There is unlimited access to resources in the library for students.
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The data plan has limited data, not unlimited like the other one.
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Is there unlimited space in the playground for all the kids to play?
Contexte : « potential »
(adjective) refers to something with endless possibilities or capabilities. It means there are no bounds to what it can achieve.
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With hard work and determination, the sky is the limit, and your potential is unlimited.
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Her creativity seemed limited, unlike her brother's unlimited imagination.
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Do you believe your talents are unlimited, or do you think they have some boundaries?
Contexte : « duration »
(adjective) when there is no end in sight, something that lasts forever. It indicates never-ending or eternal.
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Their love for each other seemed unlimited and timeless.
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The battery life of the device is limited, unlike the other one that is unlimited.
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Do you think the fun at the amusement park will be unlimited, or will it eventually come to an end?