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From "Usage and Abusage: A Guide to Good English" By Eric Partridge: Unmeasurable is preferred in the two literal senses 'incapable of being measured, on account of great size, extent or amount, in reference to material things, to dimensions, to time' as in 'The tower was of an unmeasurable height' and 'not admitting of - insusceptible of - measurement' as in 'The church is unmeasurable by foot-rule' (OED). But in the sense of 'too great for measurement, immense', immeasurable is preferrable, as in 'immeasuable ambition', 'the immeasurable grace of God.'
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How do you spell immeasureable?
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Use immeasurable in a sentence?
The benefit that hosting the games has is almost immeasurable.
Can you giv a sentence with the word immeasurable in it?
The gratitude that I feel for my mother is immeasurable. An immeasurable amount of water filled the room when I forgot to turn off the faucet.
How do you use immeasurable in a sentence?
His love for her was immeasurable; it knew no bounds and could not be quantified. The impact of the artist's work on the world was immeasurable; it inspired countless people and left a lasting legacy. She possessed immeasurable strength, both physically and mentally, which enabled her to overcome any obstacle that came her way.
What is meant by immeasurable contrasts?
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