adj
immeasurable
ih-MEH-zhuh-ruh-buhl
adj
1
So great in size or amount that it cannot be measured.
"The loss of a loved one causes immeasurable grief."
"Her contribution to the project was immeasurable."
How to Use Immeasurable
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishToo vast or too great to be measured or calculated.
Common pairings
immeasurable damage
immeasurable value
immeasurable joy
Word Forms
immeasurables plural
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Etymology
From Middle English inmesurable, formed from "im-" ("not") plus "measurable."