finite
definition
having limits or bounds
example
The resources available to us are finite, which means we must use them wisely to avoid depletion.
synonyms
limitedrestrictedbounded
word origin — from Latin 'finitus' meaning 'bound or limit'.
Set 247 · Study 1 / 5
Exithaving limits or bounds
The resources available to us are finite, which means we must use them wisely to avoid depletion.
Set 247 of SAT Vocabulary Level 1 covers 5 words: finite, oblique, neutral, broken, urgent. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.
having limits or bounds
The resources available to us are finite, which means we must use them wisely to avoid depletion.
not explicit or done in a straightforward way indirect or slanting
Her oblique comments about the project hinted at her dissatisfaction without directly criticizing anyone.
not taking sides in a conflict or disagreement
During the debate, she remained neutral and refrained from expressing her personal opinions.
damaged and unable to function or be repaired
The broken clock on the wall hasn't worked for months since it fell off during a storm.
requiring immediate action or attention
The doctor said it was urgent to get the patient to surgery to prevent further complications.