boundless
/ˈbaʊndləs/ adjective C1- Without bounds, unbounded.
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Seventeen months’ captivity to a sailor accustomed to the boundless ocean, is a worse punishment than human crime ever merited.
The cause was not in Dantès, but in Providence, who, while limiting the power of man, has filled him with boundless desires.
Darcy could have such boundless influence.
Today, we still celebrate their boundless creativity and the powerful cultural legacy they left behind.
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