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endless

B1
adjective

Pronunciation

UK

  • /ˈɛndləs/

US

  • /ˈɛndləs/

Description

Imagine staring up at the night sky—filled with stars that seem to stretch on forever. That feeling of boundlessness is what "endless" captures. It describes something without a clear end, whether it is time, space, or even possibilities. A summer vacation can feel endless when you're having fun, and some stories have plots that are endlessly complex!

The word often evokes a sense of awe or vastness. Think of "endless plains" or an "endless supply" of something—it suggests abundance and continuation beyond what we can easily grasp. It's not just about quantity; it can also describe qualities, like "endless patience" or "endless love."

Examples

  1. 1

    Long road

    We drove along an endless road through the desert.

  2. 2

    Boring experience

    The movie felt endless.

  3. 3

    Weather delays

    We've had endless delays since the storm started.

  4. 4

    Children's questions

    The kids asked endless questions about the puppy.

  5. 5

    Meeting debate

    The meeting turned into an endless debate about tiny details.

  6. 6

    Patient teaching

    Her teacher had endless patience with beginners.

  7. 7

    News feed

    Social media can feel like an endless stream of bad news.

    • Pattern

      endless stream of + things/news

      a large amount that keeps coming

Forms and spellings

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Main spelling

  • endlessadjective