unbounded
adjective
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/ʌnˈbaʊn.dɪd/ uk
/ʌnˈbaʊn.dɪd/Meaning of unbounded in English
(Definition of unbounded from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
unbounded | Intermediate English
an unbounded commitment to excellence
Examples of unbounded
unbounded
The commander in chief, on the other hand, is quite the opposite -- inexperienced, untraditional, unbounded.
From OCRegister
Finding ways that people can play out their true, unbounded creativity is the ultimate expression of human freedom.
From Slate Magazine
The ethic of medicine has long been to inspire unbounded hope in the sick patient and the same kind of hope in medical research.
From NPR
When information -- fluid, unbounded, abstract -- is your currency, the physical world with its many arbitrary limits is most often a nuisance.
From Slate Magazine
Only he, she recalled, offered the "unbounded praises and visions of her future success" that she so desperately wanted.
From NPR
In other words, to at last make picture making as protean and unbounded by limitations as dreaming.
From Huffington Post
In particular, they propagate slower than the group if the flow is confined by walls, faster if the flow is unbounded.
From Phys.Org
My tastes are simple in that regard, veering toward authentic yet unbounded by the confines of absolute purity.
From The Verge
That form which we have substituted, restores the free right to the unbounded exercise of reason and freedom of opinion.
From TIME
Unbridled passion and unbounded enthusiasm are the hallmarks of any great founder.
From TechCrunch
They saw unbounded opportunity in the new world.
From New York Daily News
They work under the most pressure, and their creativity is unbounded.
From CNET
Words suggest the unbounded disorder that surrounds them; horror creeps into the most ordinary lines.
From The New Yorker
But the legal system exists in an unbounded state space where the possibilities enabled by legal institutions can not be predicted ahead of time.
From NPR
I knew at this moment that when you create an intent it is important to remain open to unbounded possibilities.
From Huffington Post
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