be inexhaustible

Frequency: 7.09.5 per million words

To state as a fact that something is limitless or will never run out.

inexhaustibleVERBS + inexhaustible

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Examples (10)

  • The artist's creativity seemed to be inexhaustible, producing new masterpieces constantly.
  • Her capacity for compassion is inexhaustible, always finding empathy for others.
  • The city's cultural offerings are truly inexhaustible, with something new to explore every day.
  • Many ancient civilizations believed their natural resources to be inexhaustible.
  • His good humor was inexhaustible, even in the face of adversity.
  • The potential for learning is inexhaustible if one remains open-minded.
  • For a true scholar, the quest for knowledge is inexhaustible.
  • The supply of clean energy must be inexhaustible for a sustainable future.
  • After several hours, the children's energy appeared to be inexhaustible.
  • The universe's wonders are inexhaustible, offering endless subjects for study.