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What does immeasurable mean?

"Immeasurable" means too large or great to be measured. It implies something is beyond quantifiable limits and can't be expressed numerically.

Here's a breakdown:

* Im-: A prefix meaning "not" or "lacking"

* Measure: To determine the size, amount, or degree of something.

Examples:

* The beauty of the sunset was immeasurable. (The beauty was so great it couldn't be measured or described with words.)

* His courage in the face of danger was immeasurable. (His courage was so vast it was impossible to quantify.)

* The love between a mother and child is immeasurable. (Their love is so deep and strong it goes beyond any possible measurement.)

Synonyms:

* Boundless

* Limitless

* Infinite

* Uncountable

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