immeasurable

Modifies a noun

• greatness: And, contrasting his pitiable unimportance with the immeasurable greatness of God, he feels that he is of no account.
• contribution: In doing so she also made an immeasurable contribution to enabling women to lift themselves up from being second-class citizens and inferior beings.
• amount: In the event the success of the consultation owed an immeasurable amount to the devoted work of the Bible Society staff.
• distance: Your high independence only reveals the immeasurable distance between us.
• mind: In early Buddhist texts it is not uncommon for the Buddha to recommend the four immeasurable minds to brahmins to practice.
• damage: Legal DVD production has done immeasurable damage to good comedy already, don't let it continue!

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: Internet search engines exist to organize the seemingly immeasurable amount of information available on the web.
• almost: The benefit that hosting the games has is almost immeasurable.

Used with adjective complement

seem: The resources of the king for war by land and by sea seemed immeasurable.