Preposition: on

• stage: Storm and Whizzkid were immense on this mighty stage.

Preposition: in

• size: Particularly, as some of these colonies could be immense in size and with little existing infrastructure.

• term: But the consequences of this crisis are immense in terms of wasted opportunities for economic growth and social justice.

Modifies a noun

• popularity: Due to immense popularity all available spaces for September 2006 have been taken.

• suffering: The bravery of the hospital workers, surrounded by immense suffering, was great.

• pleasure: I recently had the immense pleasure of attending a seminar with Master Jeff Bolt.

• satisfaction: What price do you put on sheer quality and immense satisfaction?

• wealth: He chose to use the immense private wealth of the Temple rather than raise money for civil projects by taxation.

• pride: Helping us to move forward with immense pride knowing where we came from.

Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: This site is absolutely immense and beautifully laid out.

• potentially: The eEurope statement looks too much inwards and neglects the potentially immense strength of this diaspora.

• truly: For revenge, Archimedes devised a fiendish computational problem that involved truly immense numbers.

• so: He had ambition so immense as to dream of being supreme, both in the field of action and in the realms of thought.

• too: The rate and scale of change has simply proved too immense for much of Surrey's biodiversity to adapt and respond to.

• still: In Ethiopia the demand for anesthetists is still immense.

Used with adjective complement

• seem: From the use of macro focusing, the worlds seem immense with potential; Gottelier is telling stories using scraps of familiarity.

• remain: Today, twelve years after their imposition, the burden of sanctions remains immense.

• become: The number of models that could be considered, and thus compared, have become immense.

• look: Once upon a time, our planet looked immense.

• prove: The rate and scale of change has simply proved too immense for much of Surrey's biodiversity to adapt and respond to.