immeasurable

Examples

• All

• Often times when we see immeasurable suffering, we feel powerless or discouraged.

• Its potential applications in tech, in medicine, in defense are immeasurable.

  Captain America: Brave New World (2025)

• The impact will be immeasurable in terms of how we will be able to improve our support to patients.

  Academic text (2015)

• The other is that the system has produced immeasurable benefits for Japan as a nation.

  Academic text (1994)

• These advancing diseases cost billions of dollars a year to treat and contain, not to mention the immeasurable cost in human lives and suffering.

• But as I stand on this stage, childish irritation is replaced by immeasurable gratitude.

• This honour will confer immeasurable economic and social status on Edinburgh, on Scotland, on the medical profession, and, of course, on its recipient.

  Burke & Hare (2010)

• The love of a parent for their child is often considered immeasurable, transcending any limits.

• After years of hard work, she felt immeasurable pride in her accomplishments at the award ceremony.

• The disaster caused immeasurable suffering to the affected families, highlighting the need for aid.

Synonyms

E

enormous

vsimmeasurable

842 2.1

Very large in size, amount, or effect

means being much bigger but still potentially measurable

U

untold

vsimmeasurable

52 4.8

A very large amount that cannot be counted or measured

stresses being beyond precise measurement rather than only countless number

L

limitless

vsimmeasurable

41 4.0

Very large and without any end

refers specifically to being beyond measurement rather than endlessness alone

B

boundless

vsimmeasurable

27 5.0

Having no limit in size or amount

is about being impossible to measure rather than simply unbounded

I

incalculable

vsimmeasurable

13 8.1

Too great to measure or count

focuses on being beyond any practical measurement or count

B

beyond measure

vsimmeasurable

7 4.6

To a very great degree

states the same extreme degree but centers on measurement impossibility

U

unbounded

vsimmeasurable

4 6.3

Not limited in amount or size

focuses on inability to assign a measurement rather than limitless feel

I

inestimable

vsimmeasurable

3 8.6

So great that you cannot measure its value

is about being impossible to measure or calculate

F

fathomless

vsimmeasurable

2 8.6

So deep that you cannot measure or understand it

focuses on sheer scale rather than the idea of deep mystery

U

unmeasurable

vsimmeasurable

1 6.2

Too large or without clear limits to say how big it is

emphasizes inability to determine the exact size or amount

U

unquantifiable

vsimmeasurable

1 7.8

Impossible to measure or show with a number

is about being beyond measurement rather than merely vague

M

measureless

vsimmeasurable

• Literature

1 7.5

Very large in size or number with no clear limit

emphasizes the same lack of measurable boundaries rather than size alone

I

incommensurable

vsimmeasurable

• Formal

1 9.9

Cannot be measured or compared because there is no common standard

is about sheer inability to measure size or amount

I

illimitable

vsimmeasurable

• Literature

1 9.9

An amount or space that has no end and cannot be measured

highlights being too large to measure rather than mere lack of limits

I

immensurable

vsimmeasurable

9.9

Too great to measure

states the same impossibility to assign a measure or number

I

incomputable

vsimmeasurable

• Specialized

9.9

Too hard to calculate or measure

focuses on impossibility to measure rather than computational limits

N

nonmeasurable

vsimmeasurable

7.2

You cannot give a number or amount for it

adds the idea of extreme size making measurement impossible

Antonyms

M

measurable

41 3.7

Possible to find how much or how big something is

How Big

immeasurable

14 5.5

immense

141 3.7

huge

∞ 1.0

big

∞ 1.0

small

2 1.1

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology