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endless
adjective
having
no
limit
,
end
,
or
boundary
in
space
,
time
,
or
amount
•
A
desert
highway
stretched
in
an
endless
line
toward
the
horizon
.
A
desert
highway
stretched
in
an
endless
line
toward
the
horizon
.
•
Looking
up
at
the
night
sky
makes
space
feel
endless
.
Looking
up
at
the
night
sky
makes
space
feel
endless
.
Formed
from
the
noun
“
end
”
+
the
suffix
“
-less
,”
meaning
“
without
.”
First
recorded
in
Middle
English
.
adjective
lasting
so
long
or
happening
so
often
that
it
feels
as
if
it
will
never
finish
•
After
three
hours
,
the
meeting
felt
endless
.
After
three
hours
,
the
meeting
felt
endless
.
•
Waiting
in
the
airport
queue
was
an
endless
ordeal
for
the
travelers
.
Waiting
in
the
airport
queue
was
an
endless
ordeal
for
the
travelers
.
adjective
made
in
one
continuous
loop
without
seams
or
joins
,
especially
of
belts
,
chains
,
or
rolls
•
The
machine
uses
an
endless
conveyor
belt
to
move
the
packages
.
The
machine
uses
an
endless
conveyor
belt
to
move
the
packages
.
•
The
mechanic
replaced
the
worn
endless
drive
chain
.
The
mechanic
replaced
the
worn
endless
drive
chain
.
endlessly
adverb
in
a
way
that
has
or
seems
to
have
no
end
;
continuously
.
•
The
stars
twinkle
endlessly
in
the
clear
night
sky
.
The
stars
twinkle
endlessly
in
the
clear
night
sky
.
•
She
danced
endlessly
at
the
wedding
reception
.
She
danced
endlessly
at
the
wedding
reception
.
From
Middle
English
endlessly
,
equivalent
to
endless
+
-ly
.
adverb
in
an
annoying
or
excessive
way
by
repeating
or
continuing
for
too
long
.
•
My
neighbor
complains
endlessly
about
the
noise
.
My
neighbor
complains
endlessly
about
the
noise
.
•
The
politician
talked
endlessly
without
saying
anything
new
.
The
politician
talked
endlessly
without
saying
anything
new
.
From
Middle
English
endlessly
,
equivalent
to
endless
+
-ly
.