immensity

  • 11immensity — immense ► ADJECTIVE ▪ extremely large or great. DERIVATIVES immensity noun. ORIGIN Latin immensus immeasurable …

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  • 12immensity — noun (plural ties) Date: 15th century 1. the quality or state of being immense 2. something immense …

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  • 13immensity — noun a) The state or characteristic of being immense. b) An immense object …

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  • 14immensity — Synonyms and related words: all comprehensiveness, all inclusiveness, ampleness, amplitude, boundlessness, bulk, countlessness, endlessness, enormity, enormousness, eternity, exhaustlessness, expanse, forever, formidableness, fullness, gigantism …

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  • 15immensity — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. infinity, vastness, greatness, massiveness, hugeness, enormousness, immeasurableness, boundlessness, bulkiness, sizableness, immenseness, bigness, largeness, gigantism, tremendousness, stupendousness, monstrousness,… …

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  • 16immensity — im men·si·ty || ɪ mensÉ™tɪ n. largeness, hugeness, enormity; enormous distance; huge amount; something immense …

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  • 17immensity — n. 1. Infinity, infinitude, boundlessness, illimitableness. 2. Vastness, hugeness. 3. Infinite extension, boundless space, space …

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  • 18immensity — n 1. vastness, immenseness, spaciousness, Archaic. vastitude, Archaic. immaneness; hugeness, enormity, enormousness, gigantism; greatness, bigness, largeness, monstrousness; fullness, bulkiness, massiveness, sizableness; voluminousness,… …

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  • 19immensity — im·men·si·ty …

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  • 20immensity — [ɪˈmensəti] noun [U] the very large size of something …

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