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boundlessness's Usage Examples:

Never doubt the boundlessness of my devotion".

History, 55:2 (1986), p240–241 "From Millerism to Seventh-Day Adventism: "boundlessness to consolidation"".

Those in whom the emptiness of purity manifests are led to discover its boundlessness.

More famously, Kleist also wrote, "since in its monotony and boundlessness it has no foreground except the frame, when viewing it, it is as if.

altered states of consciousness rating scale (5D-ASC) of which "oceanic boundlessness" is the primary dimension.

"the immeasurables," means "boundlessness, infinitude, a state that is illimitable".

United States: a highly anachronistic situation—especially given the boundlessness of contemporary culture—and one that inspired Murata to test the blurry.

He suggested three basic dimensions, which were termed: (1) oceanic boundlessness (2) dread of ego dissolution (3) visionary restructuralization.

Apramāṇa, usually translated as "the immeasurables," means "boundlessness, infinitude, a state that is illimitable".

him to convey the fields surrounding Auvers with a greater sense of boundlessness.

He possessed noisiness and discretion, loudness and quietness, boundlessness and complete control.

the sublime "is to be found in a formless object", represented by a "boundlessness" (§ 23).

He possessed noisiness and discretion, loudness and quietness, boundlessness and complete control, craziness and softness — all this combined with.

Synonyms:

quality, infinitude, limitlessness, infiniteness, unboundedness,

Antonyms:

finiteness, rightness, unpleasantness, unfaithfulness, popularity,