
Inexhaustible
Not Literal
Often used metaphorically to suggest a very large or unlimited quantity, not a literal measure.

The library has an inexhaustible wealth of resources for research.
Positive Emphasis
Used to emphasize a positive trait, especially when admiring someone's endless ability.

Her inexhaustible kindness makes her loved by everyone.
Hyperbolic Expression
Sometimes an exaggeration to stress that something is very abundant or numerous.

He seems to have an inexhaustible list of excuses for not doing homework.
Compare with
BottomlessBoundlessCeaselessEndlessInfiniteLimitPerennialUnending
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