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What is another word for Finitely? – 118 Finitely Synonyms

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    Synonyms & Similar Words

    limitedly restrictedly boundedly confinedly locally regionally narrowly marginally slightly moderately curtailedly reducedly diminishedly finitely terminably restrictively conditionally constrainedly controlledly governedly regulatedly measuredly proportionally comparably relatively partially incompletely inadequately insufficiently imperfectly

    Meaning of Finitely

    The primary meaning of the word "Finitely" is to a limited extent or in a finite manner.

    Definitions

    • Used to indicate that something is limited or restricted in size, amount, or degree.
    • Used to describe something that has a defined or bounded nature.
    • Used in mathematics to describe a set or quantity that is limited or countable.

    Etymology of Finitely

    The word "Finitely" originates from the Latin word "finis," meaning "end" or "limit."
    The term has been used in English since the 15th century to describe something that is bounded or limited.
    In mathematics, the concept of finiteness has been developed and refined over the centuries, particularly in the context of set theory and calculus.

    Example Uses

    • The company's resources are finitely available, so we need to prioritize our spending.
    • The number of possible outcomes is finitely countable, making it easier to analyze the data.
    • The finitely additive measure is used in real analysis to describe a type of measure that is countably additive.

    Antonyms & Near Antonyms

    infinitely endlessly boundlessly limitlessly extensively vastly hugely enormously immensely excessively overly immeasurably incalculably innumerably unboundedly unrestrictedly unconstrainedly unconditionally totally completely utterly wholly

    Related Nouns

    limit boundary restriction constraint finite quantity amount extent degree measure proportion ratio comparative relativity partiality incompleteness imperfection deficiency insufficiency

    Related Verbs

    limit restrict constrain bound define measure quantify proportion compare relate narrow reduce diminish curtail terminate end finish complete

    Related Adjectives

    finite limited restricted bounded confined local regional narrow marginal slight moderate curtailed reduced diminished terminable conditional constrained controlled governed regulated measured proportional comparative relative partial incomplete inadequate insufficient imperfect