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Meanings of immeasurable in English
Impossible to measure.
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Examples for "inestimable"
Examples for "inestimable"
1
Both in attack and defence the Naval Brigade had performed inestimable services.
2
Hence the inestimable value of unity, the leading issue of the war.
3
Immediately new processes of inestimable value revealed themselves; new methods were suggested.
4
On the walls, tapestries of inestimable value curled with the outside air.
5
After all, it has the inestimable advantage of hindsight. She was right.
1
The number of marriages built in this way, upon false foundations of hollowness and despair, is incomputable.
2
This assumes that something is computable, when really everything is more or less incomputable (and rare events more so).
3
They were born and they die for ends to them as incomputable as the path of a cannon-shot fired into the darkness.
4
This pagan proposition of being born in sin is pollution to the mind of a child, and causes misery, unrest and heartache incomputable.
5
For the first time in his life, he was resentful of the Duke's great elegance and average stature, his high lineage and incomputable wealth.
Usage of immeasurable in English
1
It is not true; it is an immeasurable distance from the truth.
2
Thank you and all of your family for your immeasurable sacrifice King.
3
The North owes an immeasurable debt to both races in the South.
4
It is a place of immense wealth, immeasurable innovation and immaculate environment.
5
The injury to the morale of the fleet must have been immeasurable.
6
The rocks are probably Silurian; and if so, of quite immeasurable antiquity.
7
And that's just in music: His influence on cinema is simply immeasurable.
8
The possible good that may be achieved in this way is immeasurable.
9
For that to happen would be a catastrophe of immeasurable historic proportions.
10
There is not an immeasurable distance between the mystic and the madman.
11
Elsewhere he comments upon the immeasurable appetite of the French for bread.
12
Verily He is the Forgiving, the Compassionate, the Lord of immeasurable grace.
13
That summit was immeasurable in extent and thither no one could go.
14
Bismarck started with the immeasurable advantage that his side was the strongest.
15
There was immeasurable consolation to him in that homely cup of tea.
16
I knew you could not but feel the immense, the immeasurable change.
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United Kingdom
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