Immense
31immense — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. vast, great, huge, infinite. See size, infinity. II (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Huge] Syn. gigantic, tremendous, enormous; see extensive 1 , large 1 . 2. [Boundless] Syn. eternal, limitless, endless;… …
32immense — see MEASURE …
33immense — adj excellent, admirable A widespread term of appreciation among younger speakers …
34immense — im·mense || ɪ mens adj. enormous, massive, colossal; boundless, immeasurable; excellent (Slang) …
35immense — On prononce souvent ce mot comme s il étoit écrit de la maniere suivant, ainmense ; ne prononcez qu une m , c est à dire, que dans la premiere syllabe, on ne doit entendre que le son de l i , ainsi que dans immoler , immodestie , immuable ,… …
36immense — adjective extremely large or great. Derivatives immensity noun Origin ME: via Fr. from L. immensus immeasurable , from in not + mensus measured …
37immense — a. 1. Illimitable, boundless, unbounded, unlimited, interminable, measureless, infinite. 2. Vast, enormous, prodigious, stupendous, huge, gigantic, colossal, Cyclopean, Herculean, very great …
38immense — adj 1. vast, extensive, broad, wide, expansive, Archaic. vasty, Archaic. immane; voluminous, bulky, capacious, massive; huge, enormous, large, big, prodigious; great, towering, staggering, great big, stupendous, tremendous, Sl. humongous, Sl.… …
39immense — im·mense …
40immense — adjective Syn: huge, vast, massive, enormous, gigantic, colossal, monumental, towering, giant, mammoth; informal monster, whopping (great); Brit.; informal ginormous Ant: tiny …
