Writers use “limitless” to evoke a sense of boundlessness that spans both tangible landscapes and abstract experiences. In descriptions of nature, it accentuates the vast expanse of plains and seas—as seen in passages depicting endless terrain ([1], [2], [3], [4])—creating a backdrop that dwarfs human endeavors. At the same time, the word extends into emotional and conceptual realms, where it captures unending love, imagination, or creative possibility ([5], [6], [7]). This flexible term, whether employed to illustrate nature’s infinite horizons or the immeasurable depths of human passion and thought ([8], [9]), enriches literary expression by suggesting that some aspects of life and existence defy all limitations.