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Innumerable vs. Endless
Innumerable
/ɪˈnjuːmərəbəl/Examples:
The library contains innumerable ancient manuscripts.She's known for her innumerable acts of kindness.He faced innumerable challenges on his journey.
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Endless
/ˈendləs/Examples:
An endless humming of helicopters filled the darkening air.There were no lost days, no endless bouts of drinking.There were endless legal adjustments that required her presence.
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Ways to tell them apart:
- Innumerable implies a quantity so vast that it cannot be counted.
- Endless suggests something that has no end or limit in extent or time.
- Think of innumerable for large numbers, like stars in the sky.
- Use endless when you would describe limitless possibilities or times, like an endless summer.
- Both terms suggest abundance, but in slightly different contexts.
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