English to Czech Meaning of unbounded - neomezený

Unbounded :

neomezený

adjective

věčný, nekonečný, neomezený, bez hranic, nesmírný, úžasný, obrovský, neměřitelný, bezedný, hluboký, nevyzpytatelný, neovladatelný, živelný, nezkrotný, násilný, volný, uvolnit, bezohledný, zbrklý

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Definitions of unbounded in English

Adjective(1) seemingly boundless in amount, number, degree, or especially extent

Examples of unbounded in English

(1) Plenty of people with an almost religious faith in the power of unbounded free markets have argued that license-enforced compatibility isn't necessary.(2) Despite predictions of almost unbounded mobility, most people in industrialised nations are less physically active than ever before.(3) Her generosity and thoughtfulness was unbounded .(4) He devoured ideas with an insatiable curiosity and then pursued them with unbounded energy and infectious enthusiasm.(5) So divinity being infinite, unbounded , eternal, beyond space and time, is not a he or a she, it's a field of intelligence.(6) It ignores the costs of unbounded deployment and war.(7) It was a day for the children who were special in some way and also for their loving parents who showered them with constant attention and unbounded affection.(8) With unbounded flair, Tia couples opalescent shades of princess and oyster in the finest cotton with stiff denim to capture the edgy allure of modern London.(9) Alain, who lives in the Paris region, belongs to a group of historians who have an unbounded admiration for and devotion to the memory of the Emperor Napoleon.(10) Blake used this device to imply endless repetition and thus unbounded openness - the infinite.(11) I have also observed, and cannot ignore, Bangalore's unbounded growth.(12) His beneficence has not been unbounded and infinite; it has been bartered and exchanged for man's deeds.(13) Too numerous are the friends to mention here, who came to wish her excellent health, unbounded happiness and infinite prosperity.(14) European civilisation became enormously dynamic, expansionist and future-oriented, with an unbounded belief in human progress.(15) The marketplace, full of unbounded sounds and sights, is opposed to the closed rooms of Romola's blind father.(16) What must it be like, when you are among the wisest of animals, to discover that human beings are now so stupid that they believe paying money to a cloning company is somehow a token of their unbounded love?

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. unlimited ::

neomezený

2. boundless ::

neomezený

4. illimitable ::

neobmezený

5. unrestrained ::

živelný

6. unrestricted ::

neomezený

7. unconstrained ::

nenucený

8. uncontrolled ::

nekontrolovaný

9. unchecked ::

nekontrolovaný

10. unbridled ::

bezuzdný

11. rampant ::

bujný

12. untold ::

nevýslovný

13. immeasurable ::

neměřitelný

14. endless ::

nekonečný

15. unending ::

nekonečný

16. interminable ::

nekonečný

17. everlasting ::

věčný

18. infinite ::

nekonečný

19. inexhaustible ::

nevyčerpatelný

Antonyms

1. confined ::

stísněný

2. definite ::

určitý

3. finite ::

konečný

4. limited ::

omezený

5. restricted ::

omezený

Different Forms

unbounded

English to Czech Dictionary: unbounded

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