English to Spanish Meaning of immense - inmenso

Immense :

inmenso

adjective

inmenso, inconmensurable, incontable, inmensurable, enorme, grande, estupendo, extenso, interminable, sin límites, vasto, ilimitado, monstruoso, gigantesco, amplio, colosal, abundante, profuso, sin fronteras, magnífico, ancho, exhaustivo, sin fondo, profundo, insondable, muy profundo, infinito, eterno, prodigioso, elefantino

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Definitions of immense in English

Adjective(1) unusually great in size or amount or degree or especially extent or scope, or immense

Examples of immense in English

(1) He has immense mood swings, and has to be constantly reminded how good he is.(2) His learning was as vast as was his obstinacy immense in the matter of accepting change.(3) The change is small, just one word, but the implied change in attitude and status is immense .(4) Those trade union leaders should be calling action like Thursday's on an immense scale.(5) He also appears to have immense powers but will not use them when they are most required.(6) I think the first lesson I would learn out of that is that the inertia involved in that is immense .(7) He added that it had been an experience and an immense honour to serve on the council.(8) I was told the hard disk was so immense that I would never need to buy another computer ever again.(9) And, of course, it kept catching the wind so it was like trying to move an immense kite!(10) No matter how carefully guided these weapons may be, the loss of civilian life will be immense .(11) To her immense credit Jenni did a courageous job of keeping us informed but there was only so much she could do.(12) Coupled with his immense physical and athletic gifts, it made him nearly unstoppable.(13) So what we must now do is begin the immense task with a few practical steps.(14) He certainly used it in the sense of destiny that is carved out by immense human efforts.(15) But they are right and bold to do so, when the prize of its achievement is so immense .(16) The past year has filled me with immense pride in Aberdeen and the commitment shown by staff at all levels.

Related Phrases of immense

(1) immense ::

inmenso

Related Phrases of immense

(1) immense ::

inmenso

Synonyms

Adjective

1. huge ::

enorme

2. vast ::

vasto

3. massive ::

masivo

4. enormous ::

enorme

5. gigantic ::

gigantesco

6. colossal ::

colosal

7. great ::

estupendo

9. monumental ::

monumental

10. towering ::

imponente

11. tremendous ::

tremendo

12. giant ::

gigante

13. elephantine ::

elefantino

14. monstrous ::

monstruoso

15. mammoth ::

mamut

16. titanic ::

titánico

19. mega ::

mega

20. monster ::

monstruo

21. whopping ::

grandísimo

22. humongous ::

gigantescos

23. jumbo ::

jumbo

24. astronomical ::

astronómico

25. cosmic ::

cósmico

26. ginormous ::

descomunal

27. Brobdingnagian ::

Brobdingnagian

Antonyms

1. bantam ::

gallito

2. diminutive ::

diminutivo

3. infinitesimal ::

infinitesimal

4. micro ::

micro

5. midget ::

enano

6. miniature ::

miniatura

7. minute ::

minuto

8. pocket ::

bolsillo

9. pygmy ::

pigmeo

10. teeny ::

chiquitín

11. tiny ::

minúsculo

12. wee ::

pequeñito

Different Forms

immense, immensely

English to Spanish Dictionary: immense

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