unbounded

adjective un·bound·ed \ ˌən-ˈbau̇n-dəd \

Definition of unbounded

1 :having no limit

unbounded joy

2 :unrestrained, uncontrolled

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unboundedness

noun

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Examples of unbounded in a Sentence

the unbounded enthusiasm shown by the new club members
unbounded terror that was caused by the simultaneous detonation of seven car bombs around the city

Recent Examples of unbounded from the Web

Taken together, the conditions for victory lay the foundation for an unbounded American presence in Afghanistan.

— zeke j miller, Time, "How President Trump Reversed Himself on Afghanistan," 22 Aug. 2017
Each child has unbounded potential and deserves every opportunity to achieve.

— valerie strauss, Washington Post, "Nation’s largest school district announcing effort to diversify segregated public schools," 6 June 2017
The Vision Festival, New York’s annual gathering of the improvising avant-garde, is a locus for some of the country’s most unbounded musicians.

— New York Times, "Pop, Rock and Jazz in NYC This Week," 25 May 2017
But officials and cybersecurity experts later described a far-more extensive problem spreading across the Internet and unbounded by national borders.

— the washington post, OregonLive.com, "Ransomware cripples computers worldwide," 12 May 2017
Follow Stories Like This Sign Up Dr. Schradie argues that social class, economic standing, and other factors influence the flow of media in any country, even in places like the US that have unbounded internet access.

— weston williams, The Christian Science Monitor, "Google activates company's first servers in Cuba," 28 Apr. 2017
Follow Stories Like This Sign Up Dr. Schradie argues that social class, economic standing, and other factors influence the flow of media in any country, even in places like the US that have unbounded internet access.

— weston williams, The Christian Science Monitor, "Google activates company's first servers in Cuba," 28 Apr. 2017
WONG: What’s hype is the all-seeing, all-knowing chatbot that can handle unbounded conversation.

— WSJ, "Three VCs on What’s Next in Technology," 6 Mar. 2017
Megan's story is about the unbounded power of a father's love for a daughter.

— caroline hallemann, Town & Country, "Here's the Full Transcript of Donald Trump's Speech to Congress," 1 Mar. 2017

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