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Limited describes someone's mental capacity. If they have a small mental capacity and have trouble being clever then they are limited. Similar to the word retarded
Wow look how 'limited' he is.
She is so 'limited'
They are 'limited' in their mental capacity
Oh I'm being limited alright. Not by me. You read that first sentence and your first instinct was to say me but you know what I mean.
Hym "Yeah, speaking of being limited. You know that I refuse to be what that piece of shit is, right? Even an infinitesimally small amount of it is more than I'm willing to tolerate. We can either be 8,999,999,999/9 billionth of the creature (Which I can already barely tolerate because you know how I feel about being this one and not others) or I can be 1/9 billionth of the creature, alone. Sharing an existence with that filth is something I shouldn't have had to do in the first place."
The amount of olives a person is allowed to consume within a 4 hour period of time. This is widely known as 11 olives. However, New Zealand's olive limit is 14.
Boy: "Whoa, slow down, man. We just got to this party and you're already almost at your olive limit."
The heat level at which one becomes uncomfortable in bed.
"Bro, last night my toasty limit was really low, I had to get a couple more blankets."
"Yeah it doesn't help when your cat steals most of your heated blanket."
A BDSM term in which a specific object/subject of play/fetish that is both a hard and soft limit. The likeness of whether a limit is softer or harder depends upon the level of attractiveness or skill the person you are playing with possesses.
Ageplay is a sard limit.
Based upon an analog of Planck's Length, the Planck's Pixel Limit is the absolute "zoom" one can use to narrow down on/enlarge a photo before pixels become meaningless.
CSI-type show:
"Computer, enhance! Enhance! Computer, why can't you enhance any more, dammit?!"
"Special Agent X, it appears that this image has reached its Planck's Pixel Limit; there is no more information to show that makes sense in our universe."