interminate

Interminable, in-tėr′min-a-bl, Interminate, in-tėr′min-āt, adj. without termination or limit: boundless: endless.—n.

Inter′minably.—Interminate decimal, a decimal conceived as carried to an infinity of places.

Upon their heavenly precipice The gathered suns shrink back aghast From that interminate abyss, And threat of sightless anarchs vast.

The American defended it—a stern people was purging itself of an alien element which, like an interminate tapeworm, had been preying on its vitals.

This task, said Mobilizer Vinson, was of "sobering magnitude" and "interminate length."