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How do you use ad infinitum in sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "ad infinitum" in a sentence:

* Formal: The debate about the merits of free trade could continue ad infinitum, with no clear resolution in sight.

* Casual: My cat could stare at a laser pointer ad infinitum if I let her.

* Figurative: The company's marketing campaign was based on repeating the same slogan ad infinitum, hoping that sheer repetition would make it memorable.

* Humorous: I could tell you stories about my childhood ad infinitum, but I think I'll spare you the details.

Note: "Ad infinitum" is a Latin phrase meaning "to infinity" or "forever." It is often used to describe something that continues without end or limit. It's more common in formal writing and speech.

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