interminated

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ terminated.

Adjective

interminated (comparative more interminated, superlative most interminated)

1. (obsolete) interminable; endless
   • 1746, Mark Akenside, Hymn to the Naiads:

     Th' interminated ocean, he beholds
     Cursed with abhorrence by his doom severe.

Synonyms

• interminate

Translations

interminable — see interminable