immensity

Preposition: of

• task: It also invites one to ponder on the immensity of the task that was undertaken.
• space: I sat at the window and stared at the immensity of space.
• problem: One lay in the immensity of the practical problems themselves.
• universe: I read of the immensities of this universe and realize my life is only the flaring of a match against eternity's darkness.
• time: It is almost impossible for the human mind to grasp such an immensity of time.
• landscape: Sounds of crashing waves of the treacherous Bideford Bar in front of you. and one really appreciates the immensity of the landscape.

Converse of subject

• overwhelm: I become so overwhelmed by the immensity and beauty of it all that I stare for hours.
• dwarf: For the rest of the summer and the following winter the fort was dwarfed by the immensity of its solitude.

Converse of object

• grasp: The key to a healthy view of yourself is to grasp the immensity of Christ's love for you.
• realize: Few people realize the immensity of vacancy in which the dust of the material universe swims.
• see: As the blind eye does not see the immensity of creation, so the blind spirit does not see the limitless power of God.
• appreciate: Even with good visibility, it can be hard to appreciate the immensity of Scapa diving.
• pound: Contents Palestrina in the gallery Pounding the immensities Spanning the gap A community of faith?
• demonstrate: There are several ways of demonstrating the immensity of geological time.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: That will never happen as we all know as the sheer immensity of the drop is too great.
• awesome: L.S.D. - causes pleasure and a magnified appreciation of the awesome immensity of reality.