horizonless

[ huh-rahy-zuh n-lis ]
/ həˈraɪ zən lɪs /

adjective

lacking or without a horizon.
without hope; hopeless.

Origin of horizonless

horizon + -less

Words nearby horizonless

horiatiki, horite, horizon, horizon club, horizon distance, horizonless, horizontal, horizontal bar, horizontal fissure of cerebellum, horizontal maxillary fracture, horizontal mobility

Example sentences from the Web for horizonless

  • The sultry night shone with diamonds over the horizonless desert.

    Psyche |Louis Couperus

  • The horizonless world within himself was a glorious thing to explore.

    The Sensitive Man |Poul William Anderson

  • Macaulay, in his Essay, has much to say about the splendor and horizonless magnitude of that equipment.

    Is Shakespeare Dead? |Mark Twain

  • There is no limit; its field is horizonless; its appeal is as universal as is the appeal of Christianity itself.

    The Man That Corrupted Hadleyburg and Other Stories |Mark Twain (Samuel Clemens)