infinitely
adv. degreeadv. to a degree that has no end or limit. You use it to say that something is much better, bigger, or more complex than something else.
adv. to an unlimited or immeasurable extent; without bounds. Frequently used as an intensifier to indicate a vast difference in degree or quality.
The new software is infinitely better than the old version.
The universe is infinitely large, making it difficult for the human mind to grasp its true scale.
While the two theories appear similar on the surface, the mathematical implications of the second are infinitely more complex and require advanced computation to verify.
From infinite + -ly.
Typically placed before the adjective or adverb it modifies to act as an intensifier.
The task was infinite difficult.The task was infinitely difficult.Learners often use the adjective 'infinite' when the adverbial form 'infinitely' is required to modify an adjective.