Endless

/ˈɛndləs/

Meaning & Definition

adjective

Having no limits or boundaries; infinite.

The endless expanse of the ocean stretched out before them.

Occurring continuously without interruption.

She felt like she was stuck in an endless cycle of work and sleep.

Very large in amount or degree; seemingly unlimited.

He had an endless supply of energy, always bustling with activity.

From Middle English 'endless' (Old English 'endleas'), combining 'end' with the suffix '-less' meaning 'without'.

endless possibilities

A situation with no limits on potential outcomes.

endless summer

An extended period of hot or sunny weather, often referring to vacation or a carefree time.

endless story

A narrative that goes on indefinitely, often used to describe tales without resolution.

eternal

Lasting or existing forever; without end.

infinite

Limitless or endless in space, extent, or size.

perpetual

Never ending or changing; occurring repeatedly.

A term used to describe something that goes on for a long time and feels tiresome.

The meeting was so pointless, it felt endless.

Referring to an event or experience that seems to last forever.

That concert was endless fun!