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Ad Infinitum

Definition:

Ad infinitum is a Latin phrase that means “to infinity.” It is used to describe something that is boundless, limitless, or without bounds.

Meaning:

  • Boundless: Beyond any limit or boundary.
  • Limitless: Without limit or bounds.
  • Unbounded: Free from any restrictions or boundaries.
  • Infinite: Extending indefinitely beyond any point or boundary.

Examples:

  • The number of natural numbers is ad infinitum.
  • The area of a circle is ad infinitum.
  • The distance to the horizon is ad infinitum.

Mathematical Notation:

โˆž (infinity symbol) is used to represent infinity in mathematics. For example:

lim xโ†’โˆž (x^2 - 1) = โˆž

Synonyms:

  • Boundless
  • Limitless
  • Unbounded
  • Infinite
  • Endless
  • Unlimited

Antonyms:

  • Finite
  • Limited
  • Bounded
  • Contained

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