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What are comparative and superlative adjectives for immense?

There isn't a strict comparative or superlative form for "immense" in the traditional sense. "Immense" is already a superlative adjective, meaning "extremely large."

However, you can use other adjectives to convey a similar meaning:

Comparative:

* More vast: This suggests a larger scale than something already vast.

* Wider: Emphasizes a greater breadth or extent.

* Greater: More general, implying a larger size or quantity.

* Larger: A direct comparison of size.

Superlative:

* Vastest: The ultimate in size or scope.

* Widest: Emphasizes the greatest breadth or extent.

* Greatest: The most significant or most extensive.

* Largest: The most significant in terms of size.

* Colossal: Extremely large and impressive.

The best choice depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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