Infinite meaning in English
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Definition
infinite: unlimited, having no end
Examples
- "I just wanted to reassure you that Krazy Gidyeon (CEO of Krazy Gidyeon's Perfume Warehouse.com), in his infinite wisdom, has removed the page on his Website selling Delavigne perfumes below MSRP."
Exercise 1
Some words go together, for example: "business trip", "time management", "smelly feet".
Use the synonyms below to find common word combinations used in the text. The first one has been done for you.
Use the synonyms below to find common word combinations used in the text. The first one has been done for you.
"judicial proceedings"
legal action (2 words)
"negatively impacted"
(2 words)
"unlimited knowledge"
(2 words)
"cost strategy"
(2 words)
Some words go together, for example: "business trip", "time management", "smelly feet".
Use the synonyms below to find common word combinations used in the text. The first one has been done for you.
Use the synonyms below to find common word combinations used in the text. The first one has been done for you.
"judicial proceedings"
legal action (2 words)
"negatively impacted"
adversely affected 1 (2 words)
"unlimited knowledge"
infinite wisdom 2 (2 words)
"cost strategy"
pricing policy 3 (2 words)
1 adversely affected: This is correct. If something is adversely affected, it experiences a negative outcome. Example: Children are adversely affected by parents who smoke. It is a useful "word-partnership" that appears a lot. In the letter, Bruno hopes that Warbuckle's "sales weren't too adversely affected", which means he hopes Warbuckle's sales didn't suffer too much.
2 infinite wisdom: "Wisdom" is common sense or good judgment, often gained by experience. Example: Fortunately, I had the wisdom to start saving money for my old age when I was very young. The "word-partnership", "infinite wisdom" is often used in an ironic sense, as in the letter: "Krazy Gidyeon, in his infinite wisdom, has removed the page on his Website". Bruno really wants to say that Krazy Gidyeon is stupid!
3 pricing policy: A "policy" is a procedure or an approach. Therefore, a "pricing policy" is a company's strategy or plan or attitude to the prices they charge for their products. In the letter, Bruno reassures Warbuckle by writing "(Krazy Gidyeon's) pricing policy will respect our suggested list prices". This means that Gidyeon's approach to setting prices will conform to standard market practices.
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