Indefinitely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INDEFINITELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an indefinite manner or degree; without any settled limitation; vaguely; not with certainty or exactness; as, to use a word indefinitely.
ADVERB:
• INDEFINITE, of unlimited, or apparently unlimited number of extent
• for an unlimited or unspecified period of time
• to an unlimited or unspecified degree or extent
• to an indefinite extent; for an indefinite time
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• not definite; as; typically designating an unidentified, generic, or unfamiliar person or thing; not precis; vague; having no exact limits

Words related to INDEFINITELY

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How to use INDEFINITELY in a sentence

• You set off northward through a forest that stretches away indefinitely before you, seemingly unbroken by openings of any kind.
• He might have remained content and carefree indefinitely, had he not heard the growl that came forth from a nearby top-hat bush.
• But if foreign forms, wisely chosen for their shapes and colours, be added, the beauty may be indefinitely increased.
• The shares of the Company continued to rise in value, and bank-bills were indefinitely issued.
• Branches, like the Rose, that go on growing all summer grow indefinitely.
• Heatherbloom could have lingered there indefinitely.
• Jack Harpe had not impressed Racey as a man who would allow his plans to be indefinitely held up for such a cause.
• One might go on indefinitely to detail breakfast dishes, but that is quite unnecessary.
• The list might be extended indefinitely, but we have space for but a few.
• As far as the eye could reach, the level, or nearly level, glacier stretched away indefinitely beneath the gray sky, a seemingly boundless prairie of ice.
• Then will come the great race between man indefinitely exalted, and glorious tropical nature indefinitely developed.
• Ordinary cotton netting can he used instead of the wire, and is of course cheaper, but must he renewed each year, while the wire will last indefinitely.
• They are certainly excluded from the blessings of a free government for life, and indefinitely, for aught the constitution has provided.
• Things could not go on indefinitely as they had been going.
• The Prefect had agreed to postpone indefinitely the transfer of their prisoner to the penitentiary.
• It has made clear also how a legacy deliberately made may be indefinitely preserved.
• This condition has obtained for centuries and will continue indefinitely.
• It only discovers what is already taking place, and what has been going on indefinitely without conscious direction will, in all probability, continue.
• It is conceivable, though not very probable, that such a course might go on indefinitely.
• No one can be indefinitely suspended, unless after a due form of trial, and upon the vote of at least two-thirds of the members present.
• The theoretical possibilities in the way of rounding out these two concepts into a significant group of concepts or even into a finished thought are indefinitely numerous.
• But it is a change which cannot be repeated indefinitely and under all conditions with like favorable results.
• Prepared thus, stored in glass fruit cans and put away in a dry place, they will keep almost indefinitely, and can be used when needed.
• The visit had been originally intended for a month, but was now prolonged indefinitely.
• Quarrels of infinite bitterness were thus patched up, and the end indefinitely delayed.
• Some six weeks later the Champneys house had been closed indefinitely, the premises put in charge of the efficient Hoichi, and Mrs.
• It varies indefinitely in its historic manifestations and fades into what, as a matter of natural history, might no longer be termed human.
• The frontiers at which this warfare is waged may, however, be pushed back indefinitely.
• There was charm in looking at without approaching her that might have satisfied me indefinitely, if De Chaumont had not come home.
• The intellectual aspect of music is beginning to be brought forward in teaching children, and with this awakening the whole effect of music in education is indefinitely raised.
• I would willingly continue my character illustrations indefinitely, but, unfortunately, I am required in another part of the country to repeat the same performances.

Similar words containing DEFINITE without suffix ly and without prefix in

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