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infinity
noun
-
infinity
,
infinities
the
state
or
quality
of
being
endless
or
boundless
.
•
The
beauty
of
the
starry
sky
makes
me
think
of
infinity
.
The
beauty
of
the
starry
sky
makes
me
think
of
infinity
.
•
Their
love
seemed
like
infinity
,
never
ending
.
Their
love
seemed
like
infinity
,
never
ending
.
From
Middle
English
infynyte
,
infinitie
,
from
Old
French
infinité
,
from
Latin
infinitās
("
endlessness
,
boundlessness
"),
from
infinitus
("
endless
,
infinite
").
noun
-
infinity
,
infinities
(
mathematics
)
A
number
greater
than
any
assignable
quantity
;
a
quantity
that
exceeds
all
finite
quantities
.
•
Mathematicians
use
infinity
to
represent
numbers
without
end
.
Mathematicians
use
infinity
to
represent
numbers
without
end
.
•
Divide
by
infinity
and
you
get
zero
.
Divide
by
infinity
and
you
get
zero
.
In
mathematics
,
the
modern
concept
was
formalized
by
Georg
Cantor
in
the
late
19th
century
.
infinitive
noun
the
basic
form
of
a
verb
that
usually
has
"
to
"
before
it
,
such
as
"
to
go
"
or
"
to
eat
".
•
The
infinitive
form
of
"
run
"
is
"
to
run
".
The
infinitive
form
of
"
run
"
is
"
to
run
".
•
He
explained
that
"
to
swim
"
is
the
infinitive
of
the
verb
.
He
explained
that
"
to
swim
"
is
the
infinitive
of
the
verb
.
From
Late
Latin
infinitīvus
,
from
Classical
Latin
infinitus
("
undefined
,
boundless
"),
from
in-
("
not
")
+
fīnius
("
end
,
limit
"),
because
the
infinitive
does
not
specify
tense
,
person
,
or
number
.
infinite
adjective
having
no
limits
or
boundaries
in
time
,
space
,
or
size
;
endless
.
•
The
desert
seemed
infinite
in
every
direction
.
The
desert
seemed
infinite
in
every
direction
.
•
Space
is
believed
to
be
infinite
.
Space
is
believed
to
be
infinite
.
From
late
Middle
English
infinit
,
via
Old
French
from
Latin
infinitus
‘
limitless
,
boundless
’,
from
in-
‘
not
’
+
finitus
‘
finished
,
limited
’ (
related
to
finis
‘
end
,
boundary
’).
adjective
(
mathematics
)
greater
than
any
quantity
that
can
be
assigned
;
denoting
a
series
,
line
,
or
other
magnitude
that
can
never
be
reached
or
terminated
.
•
The
set
of
natural
numbers
is
infinite
.
The
set
of
natural
numbers
is
infinite
.
•
An
infinite
series
never
ends
.
An
infinite
series
never
ends
.
The
mathematical
sense
dates
from
the
late
16th
century
,
influenced
by
developments
in
calculus
and
set
theory
.