Infinite
Infinite adjective - Being or seeming to be without limits.
Multiple and infinite are semantically related in innumerable topic. In some cases you can use "Multiple" instead an adjective "Infinite".
Multiple
Multiple adjective - Used or done by a number of people as a group.
Infinite and multiple are semantically related in innumerable topic. Sometimes you can use "Infinite" instead an adjective "Multiple".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- many and infinite
- many and multiple
- countless and infinite
- countless and multiple
- endless and infinite
- endless and multiple
- innumerable and infinite
- innumerable and multiple
- numberless and infinite
- numberless and multiple
- vast and infinite
- vast and multiple
- measureless and infinite
- measureless and multiple
Both words in one sentence
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Time Walk is the cheapest way to take an extra turn; at one point, every "take an extra turn" card was banned at tournament level due to the huge number of degenerate card combos involving multiple or infinite turns.
- Other examples: infinite silver keys (but don't go above 30...I heard that too many will cause a glitch) and doing the Arena multiple times.
Source: Save-Game Limits - Cosmic Cubes (and the beings created from them), for example, have explicitly infinite power, but Celestials are multiple levels of infinity beyond them.
Source: More Than Infinite
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Infinite & Multiple. N.p., 2016. Web. 14 Aug. 2026. <https://thesaurus.plus/related/infinite/multiple>.
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