all'infinito

Italian

Etymology

Probably a calque of Latin ad infinitum. Literally, “to (the) infinity”. Compare French à l’infini.

Adverb

all'infinito

  1. (mathematics) Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see all',‎ infinito.
  2. (figurative, by extension) continuously, endlessly, over and over, forever
    Synonyms: in continuazione, più e più volte; see also Thesaurus:continuamente
    ripetere all'infinito ― to repeat over and over
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