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Meanings of immense in English

Unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope.

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Usage of immense in English
1
We believe there is immense value creation to happen in the future.
The Guardian
2
The political fallout in Spain, Europe and the world will be immense.
The Irish Times
3
From what he had seen, Syndic internal security forces wielded immense power.
Beyond The Frontier: Dreadnaught
4
Over the years, I have seen immense change in my home parish.
The Irish Times
5
We returned to town with him leading; Main Street seemed particularly immense.
Anthropology of an american girl: a novel
6
That was a mantle he carried with immense dignity and great courage.
The Guardian
7
This technology has already helped, but its scope is immense, said Asfaw.
Reuters
8
She closed the very short distance to the immense body of water.
Four dukes and a devil
9
To feel the problem is so immense we cannot make significant strides.
Reuters
10
We could hear the immense heart-beat of the world in the stillness.
Imaginations and Reveries
11
But the immense wound disappeared in the immensity of the unconquered wall.
Seeing Europe with Famous Authors, Volume 4 / France and the Net...
12
Destroying a satellite, however, poses immense risks for all space flight activities.
News.com.au
13
With another immense effort she managed 'G... G', and then whispered, 'Go.'
The comfort of strangers
14
Lindiwe enjoyed immense success during her time as the Minister of Housing.
The South African
15
Particularly in the south, the popularity of high school football is immense.
The Guardian
16
It is for this reason that the government is under immense pressure.
The South African
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