Without end or conclusion; endless, boundless.
/'en.də.les/
The act of appealing again or making another appeal, typically in the context of legal proceedings where an individual or organization seeks to overturn a previous decision or ruling.
/riˈuliːp/
A feminine given name or surname of Italian origin, which means 'noble' or 'noblewoman'. It is often used as a standalone name and can also be used as a middle name.
/æntəˈnɛla/
Of or relating to modulation; serving to modify or moderate, as in music or science. An example would be a modulatory process that changes or adjusts a system's state.
/məˈdjuː.leɪ.tər/
The quality of being subordinate to a larger format; the tendency for a smaller entity to conform to a more widely accepted or defined format or standard.
/səˈfɔːrmətɪvnəs/
The act or process of giving instructions or directions again or anew, especially after a lapse of time or a change of circumstances. It can also mean the giving of new or renewed instructions to someone.
/ˈriːˈsʌbdɪk/