Meaning & Definition of word "Endless"

Endless

/ˈɛndləs/

1. Having no limits or boundaries; infinite.
- Example: The endless expanse of the ocean stretched out before them.
2. Occurring continuously without interruption.
- Example: She felt like she was stuck in an endless cycle of work and sleep.
3. Very large in amount or degree; seemingly unlimited.
- Example: 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.

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

● Example Sentence: The meeting was so pointless, it felt endless.

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

● Example Sentence: That concert was endless fun!