limitless

Preposition: in

scope: Dear John Coetzee, Your work is limited in pages, limitless in scope.

Modifies a noun

• possibility: They contain Lee's " Pulp Friction " control which he feels is a new era in card control with limitless possibilities.
• horizon: The limitless horizons in this sport are just waiting to be explored, like this for instance... ... ... .
• imagination: Witness how creative visualization and magical story telling can encourage both your children's and your own limitless imagination.
• supply: Up till then they had enjoyed limitless supplies of tea without having to make a single pot!
• scope: Here is a second figure applied to the limitless scope of God's forgiving grace.
• array: These four CDs offer an almost limitless array of lesson starters to help get the pupils really motivated.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: The possibilities, however unlikely they may sound, are seemingly limitless.
• virtually: In theory the size of display is virtually limitless.
• almost: The examples of attacks on personal liberty seem almost limitless.
• practically: The scope for producing fabric designs was practically limitless.
• potentially: Together, these provide a potentially limitless source of power.
• apparently: Their capacity for wrongdoing, especially under Sylvia's reckless leadership, was apparently limitless.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: The examples of attacks on personal liberty seem almost limitless.
• feel: It gives the mind a work out and makes it feel limitless, inspired and free.
• become: In this case the value, or price, of a ton of carbon also becomes limitless.
• appear: The flexibility and scope of the software appears almost limitless.