interminated
English
Etymology
in- + terminated
Adjective
interminated (comparative more interminated, superlative most interminated)
- (obsolete) interminable; endless
- 1746, Mark Akenside, Hymn to the Naiads
- Th' interminated ocean, he beholds
Cursed with abhorrence by his doom severe.
- Th' interminated ocean, he beholds
- 1746, Mark Akenside, Hymn to the Naiads
Synonyms
Translations
interminable — see interminable
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