inexhaustible supply

collocation in English

meaningsofinexhaustibleandsupply

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inexhaustible
adjective
uk
/ˌɪn.ɪɡˈzɔː.stə.bəl/us
/ˌɪn.ɪɡˈzɑː.stə.bəl/
existing in very great amounts that will never ...
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supply
noun
uk
/səˈplaɪ/us
/səˈplaɪ/
an amount of something that is available ...
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(Definition ofinexhaustibleandsupplyfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

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Is there aninexhaustiblesupplyof public money?
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The sea has aninexhaustiblesupplyof oxygen.
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There is not aninexhaustiblesupplyof land.
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Given an almostinexhaustiblesupplyof arbitrary primers there is virtually no limit to the numbers of these markers in a genome.
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Local authorities have the benefit of public funds ininexhaustiblesupply.
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We have a long coastline, and the sea can really be aninexhaustiblesupplyof energy.
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We have a wealth of attractions, an almostinexhaustiblesupplyof riches.
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In the life of the modern woman, blessed with an almostinexhaustiblesupplyof strings, love is no less episodical than in the life of a man.
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I am told that he has an almostinexhaustiblesupplyof good stories for after-dinner speeches.
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Bunny is a friendly, open, blonde young woman with aninexhaustiblesupplyof perkiness.
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Until fairly recently—certainly within our lifetime—the oceans of the world were regarded as a seeminglyinexhaustiblesupplyof protein.
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I know of one man who sank a borehole and got an almostinexhaustiblesupplyof water from a bore about 200 ft.
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For the rest, an aside: everyone still here this evening must have not renewable sources of energy but aninexhaustiblesupplyof energy!
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The bore was originally guaranteed by all kinds of experts and geologists to provide aninexhaustiblesupply, and a completely permanent supply.
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We are now better at diagnosing diseases and there is an almostinexhaustiblesupplyof new technology in the health sphere.
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It is a mistake in any walk of commerce or industry to believe that aninexhaustiblesupplyof credit is necessarily the only answer to every problem.
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They spend taxpayers' money on the machinery of government and on their pet schemes as if there were aninexhaustiblesupplyof other people's hard-earned income.
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His capacity to memorize a page at a glance enabled him to display an apparentlyinexhaustiblesupplyof knowledge and to acquire several languages.
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They possessed aninexhaustiblesupplyof grass, the hills around being covered knee-deep with a luxuriant crop of pure rye.
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