inexhaustibility
inexhaustibility noun: the state or condition of being inexhaustible.
Noun
inexhaustibility (uncountable)
- The state or condition of being inexhaustible.
- Extending our view to the erection of moral and political systems, we find innumerable evidence of the inexhaustibility of patience.1851, Classic Union, No. 1 (I), Union University, page 226
- He had produced the mightiest things as painter and sculptor. And, as if nature were to show her inexhaustibility in this single man, a position had been allotted him by the juncture of events, which at once placed before him, when as a young man he was just beginning to work for himself and the...1865, Herman Friedrich Grimm, Life of Michael Angelo, Little, Brown, and Company, page 303
- Synonyms:
- exhaustlessness
Synonyms of inexhaustibility
Origin of inexhaustibility
From inexhaustible + -ity or in- + exhaustibility.
Questions about inexhaustibility
- What does inexhaustibility mean?
- Inexhaustibility means the state or condition of being inexhaustible.
- What part of speech is inexhaustibility?
- Inexhaustibility is a noun.
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