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infinity noun. LME.
[Old & mod. French infinite from Latin infinitas, formed as INFINITE: see -ITY.]
The quality or attribute of being infinite or having no limit; boundlessness. LME.
M. Ignatieff What we have in common with each other beneath the infinity of our differences.
An infinite thing; infinite extent, amount, duration, etc.; a boundless expanse; an unlimited time. LME.
T. Roethke I learned not to fear infinity, The far field, the windy cliffs of forever. L. Niven It seemed to go out forever..to a point at infinity.
Immensity, vastness; an indefinitely great amount or number. Foll. by of. LME.
to infinity endlessly, without limit.
Aldous Huxley Every object and event contains within itself an infinity of depths within depths.
Math. Infinite quantity (denoted by ); an infinite number (of something). L17.
b. Infinite distance; a point which is (effectively) infinitely distant; esp. in Optics, any distance from which an image can be focused with a lens set for maximum distance, i.e. from which light rays arrive effectively parallel. M19.