atelic

/eɪˈtɛlɪk/
adjective
  1. Describing an action or event that has no natural endpoint or goal; not directed toward a final result.
    • In linguistics, 'run' is an atelic verb because you can run without ever finishing.
    • The artist described her creative process as atelic, focused on the act itself rather than a finished piece.
    • Some philosophers argue that atelic activities like playing are essential for human happiness.
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