in someone's infinite wisdom
infinite
noun
uk /ˈɪn.fɪ.nət/ us /ˈɪn.fə.nət/
 the infinite
(alsothe Infinite)
something that has no limits, such as the universe or (in some religions) God:
I experienced a deep contemplation, a state of being at one with the infinite.
The idea of the prayers and chants is to connect the worshipper to the infinite.
I believe that music can put the listener in touch with the cosmos, the infinite, that which is beyond space and time.
He has said that art is not just for cultural enrichment but is an important way to experience God and the human longing for the infinite.
The vast sweep of modern science takes in everything from the infinitesimal to the infinite, from the emission of photons to the expansion of the cosmos.
Divine realization, perception of the Infinite, does not come from academic knowledge.

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infinite | American Dictionary

infinite
adjective[ not gradable ]
us/ˈɪn·fə·nɪt/
without limits; extremely large or great:
infinite space
There seemed to be an infinite number of paint colors to choose from.

Examples of infinite

infinite
The start-up code calls the first function and then enters an infinite loop.
They were the unification of infinite trees and a new predicate for testing non-equality of those trees.
How does the visual system select from this infinite range of possible percepts to produce the single perceptual interpretation observed phenomenally?
In particular, a really unbounded operator (that is, one whose norm is infinite) is partial, not out of a forgotten totality, but intrinsically.
Real phenomena must be viewed in terms of as many dimensions as possible because they exist simultaneously in an infinite number of them.
We move on to infinite aperiodic syzygy sequences.
These considerations allow us to define a syzygy map from collision-free sequences to infinite non-stuttering syzygy sequences.
However, it does show a representation of solutions that allows us to manipulate constant, infinite and negative multiplicities explicitly.
The same set of simulations also yielded allele numbers and diversity (expected heterozygosity) values at the neutral locus under the infinite alleles model.
An infinite data structure is represented by a countable set of elementary objects.
Coinductive type theories provide a programming framework for algorithms that deal with infinite objects, and therefore are suitable for exact real arithmetic.
Our verification method makes use of symbolic representations of infinite set of system states and of symbolic backward reachability.
We apply the trapezoidal rule to functions belonging to two classes, one for finite and one for infinite intervals.
This paper argues that their objections to infinite past existence all turn on a misunderstanding of what that concept involves.
The infinite dilution thermochemical properties of compounds are used if data is available and predicted with group contribution methods when none exists.
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