1. in a way that has limits or bounds; not infinitely
Usage: commonly used in mathematics and logic

Examples

• The set of integers from 1 to 100 is finitely large.
• A computer can only store finitely many pieces of data.
• The problem can be solved in finitely many steps.
• The universe may be finitely or infinitely large.
• We have finitely many resources to allocate among the projects.