0 existing in very great amounts that will never be finished: --
1 existing in such large amounts that it cannot be used completely or cannot come to an end: --
No doubt metaphor and symbol are part, but not all, of this inexhaustible subtlety and richness.
It is understandable, given the fascinating nature of this seemingly inexhaustible topic.
Nor did he acknowledge the skill and inexhaustible resiliency of his adversaries.
Cloning of a single skin cell could be used to produce inexhaustible amounts of cells and tissue from a patient with a certain disease.
Porosity is the inexhaustible law of life in this city, reappearing everywhere.
Language is one of the few resources which is inexhaustible, where, the more it is used, the greater the utility.
A seemingly inexhaustible source of funding for healthcare led us to applaud every advance and conquest in medicine.
Both are masterworks which, delivered in performances of transcendental virtuosity, take an honoured place in the inexhaustible mainstream of musical humanism.
