n. a line or point beyond which one may not go; v. to keep from going beyond a certain point.
The choices of ice cream flavors were limited to vanilla and chocolate.
The choices of ice cream flavors were limited to vanilla and chocolate.
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They criticized the boy for his limited pursuits.
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The school has a limited enrollment for that class.
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His optophobia severely limited his life.
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What was limited in Grover's Corners?
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The lower intertidal zone is most diverse and is limited by water.
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Which political party believes in a limited role of the central government?
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Liberty is limited under the reign of a harsh king. OR Let freedom reign.
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The upper intertidal zone is limited by water.
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His xenophobic behavior limited his life.
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What did Vimbai have limited experience doing?
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Since the Dodo birds lived on a limited group of islands, after the sailors ate them, what killed the rest of them?
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Why was Gus impressed by Bo even though he thinks Bo has limited brain power?
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We focus on a limited core of products so our teams can work together to ensure quality and consistency.
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Why are families limited to the number of children they can have?
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border; boundary; greatest extent
infinity; limitlessness
3 syllables
lim-it-ed
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