What are the antonyms for FINITE?
- considerable, super, handsome, eternal, unconfined, large, copious, expanded, hulking, expansive, great, cosmopolitan, sweeping, nonfinite, major, goodly, king-size, hefty, extensive, largish, grandiose, whole, bulky, lasting, endless, vague, indefinite, incalculable, plentiful, infinitival, unrestricted, permanent, undefined, undefinable, infinite, Dimensionless, respectable, unlimited, inclusive, ample, substantial, interminable, jumbo, unreserved, global, bumper, vast, voluminous, unfixed, indeterminate, sizable, big, nebulous, epic, whacking, plenitudinous, oversize, inestimable, enlarged, comprehensive, broad, escalated, everlasting.
Synonyms for FINITE
- conditional,
- exact,
- exclusively,
- sing,
- restricted,
- ineligible,
- limit,
- limited,
- transitive,
- restrictive,
- mortal,
- controlled,
- narrowly,
- progressive,
- tensed,
- confined,
- reflexive,
- under control,
- ergative,
- future,
- demarcated,
- contingent,
- calculable,
- conditioned,
- stative,
- definable,
- imperative,
- constrained,
- specific,
- terminable,
- precise,
- exclusive,
- prohibitive,
- measurable,
- finite,
- tight,
- weak,
- intransitive,
- impermanent,
- closed,
- bipedal,
- circumscribed,
- Flanked,
- delimited,
- private,
- institutionalized,
- sublunary,
- causative,
- bound,
- impersonal,
- active,
- perfect,
- reserved,
- restrained,
- powerless,
- Creatural,
- fixed,
- within limits,
- singular,
- exhaustible,
- non-finite,
- Limitary,
- continuous,
- little,
- determinate,
- enforced,
- regimented,
- limiting,
- Girdled,
- rimmed,
- dependent,
- henpecked,
- bounded,
- seasonal,
- modal,
- definite,
- imperfect,
- ecce homo,
- small.
Usage Examples for FINITE
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And in this way we can find any number of collections each of which has just as many terms as there are finite numbers. - "Mysticism and Logic and Other Essays" by Bertrand Russell
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We thus arrive at the conception of a state of things which cannot be conceived as the physical result of a previous state of things, and we find that this critical condition actually existed at an epoch not in the utmost depths of a past eternity, but separated from the present time by a finite interval. - "Five of Maxwell's Papers" by James Clerk Maxwell
