Immensity Definition

ĭ-mĕnsĭ-tē
immensities
noun
immensities
The state or quality of being immense.
Webster's New World
Something that is immense, such as an immense expanse.
American Heritage
The definition of immensity is the state of being huge or endless.
An example of immensity is the Queen Mary 2 cruise ship which has approximately 76,000 tons of displacement.
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Other Word Forms of Immensity

Noun

Singular:
immensity
Plural:
immensities

Origin of Immensity

  • From Middle French immensité

    From Wiktionary

Immensity Sentence Examples

  • Looking into the immensity of space, man also looks into the depths of godhead.

  • The key to a healthy view of yourself is to grasp the immensity of Christ's love for you.

  • Even with good visibility, it can be hard to appreciate the immensity of Scapa diving.

  • It existed potentially in every child of man, and might be developed in each to its own immensity.

  • For the rest of the summer and the following winter the fort was dwarfed by the immensity of its solitude.

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IIMIMM

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