unboundless

The type, however, chiefly belongs to the later 16th and 17th centuries; among the instance from that period are unboundless, uncomfortless, undauntless [...]

2009 August « Motivated Grammar 2009

The type, however, chiefly belongs to the later 16th and 17th centuries; among the instance from that period are unboundless, uncomfortless, undauntless [...]

“Irregardless” has a posse « Motivated Grammar 2009

Many people in Iraq, especially the Sunnis and the Sunnis throughout the Arab world, or many of them, at least, including those who hated Saddam and considered him to be the worst leader in modern Arab history, believe that what happened, I mean, that macabre, ugly exchange between Saddam and his executioner tells the tale of Iraq, unboundless hatred and driven by sectarian fanaticism.

CNN Transcript Dec 31, 2006 2006

Good stories sit next to bad stories, but it's all glossed over by Clarke's unboundless optimism.

Tickled my funny bone. sbisson 2003