to be extremely grateful; to be deeply thankful beyond words

not necessarily so; not entirely correct; not always the case

an inexhaustible supply; limitless resources

To say everything that is on one's mind; to express one's views or opinions without holding anything back.

Idiom meaning that language is insufficient to convey the full depth of one's thoughts or feelings; often used as a conventional closing in letters

(idiom) words cannot fully express one's thoughts; often used at the end of a letter to mean "I have much more to say than I can write here"

To say everything one knows and to say it thoroughly; to be completely frank and outspoken in expressing one's views.

too many things to say; cannot finish saying everything; indescribable

Literally translated as "a prairie fire cannot burn the grass away, it grows again when the spring breeze blows"; used to describe things or people that are resilient and cannot be easily eliminated.

to enjoy the benefit or reward of something for one's entire life

(math) Not exactly divisible by another number; having a remainder.

a decimal that has an infinite number of digits following the decimal point

asbestos; literally the wood that does not burn or exhaust itself

(math) a surd; an irrational root of a number

(mathematics) a pair of irrational numbers whose sum and product are both rational numbers

(idiom) an endless supply; can be taken and used without ever running out

to be too numerous to count; innumerable