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English adjective: limited | |||
| 1. | limited small in range or scope | ||
| Samples | Limited war. A limited success. A limited circle of friends. | ||
| Similar | minor, modest, narrow, pocket-size, pocket-sized, small, small-scale | ||
| See also | narrow | ||
| Antonyms | unlimited, limitless | ||
| 2. | limited subject to limits or subjected to limits | ||
| Synonyms | circumscribed | ||
| Similar | restricted | ||
| Antonyms | unrestricted | ||
| 3. | limited including only a part | ||
| Similar | incomprehensive, noncomprehensive | ||
| Antonyms | comprehensive | ||
| 4. | limited mediocre | ||
| Synonyms | modified | ||
| Similar | qualified | ||
| Antonyms | unqualified | ||
| 5. | limited not excessive | ||
| Similar | moderate | ||
| Antonyms | immoderate | ||
| 6. | limited having a specific function or scope | ||
| Samples | A special (or specific) role in the mission. | ||
| Synonyms | special | ||
| Similar | specific | ||
| Antonyms | general, nonspecific | ||
| 7. | limited not unlimited | ||
| Samples | A limited list of choices. | ||
| Similar | finite | ||
| Antonyms | infinite | ||
English noun: limited | |||
| 1. | limited (artifact) public transport consisting of a fast train or bus that makes only a few scheduled stops | ||
| Samples | He caught the express to New York. | ||
| Synonyms | express | ||
| Broader (hypernym) | public transport | ||
| Antonyms | local | ||
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