immeasurable
part of speech
adjective (no comparative)
meaning for a pupil
Too great or large to be measured, counted or known exactly. tree →
sense in the lessons
in tales, great strength or great depth, beyond any count or measure
examples
- The giant showed immeasurable strength. tree →
- The sea had an immeasurable depth. tree →
- The sunbeam crossed an immeasurable path. tree →
note
no exact number fits an immeasurable amount, so it cannot be counted; do not give it a number.
Trees and pragmatics
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