Definition of immeasurably in English:

immeasurably

adverbɪˈmɛʒ(ə)rəbli

To an extreme or extensive degree; immensely.
the quality of service has improved immeasurably
as submodifier the family was now immeasurably worse off
Example sentencesExamples
- When it came to doing the music, it changed immeasurably because of him.
- Her performance had improved immeasurably from last year.
- It has presented challenges and rewards that have enriched my life immeasurably.
- In subsequent months, life seems to have become immeasurably more complicated for the pair of them.
- I was immeasurably moved and humbled.
- He shows that he has grown immeasurably as a film-maker.
- I was immeasurably impressed at how well its original passionate spirit had been captured.
- Trees add immeasurably to our quality of life.
- Since that time, I've always been immeasurably impressed by two artists in particular.
- Its position has been made immeasurably worse by ferocious competition.

Definition of immeasurably in US English:

immeasurably

adverbi(m)ˈmeZH(ə)rəblē

To an extreme or extensive degree; immensely.
the quality of service has improved immeasurably
as submodifier the family was now immeasurably worse off
Example sentencesExamples
- In subsequent months, life seems to have become immeasurably more complicated for the pair of them.
- Its position has been made immeasurably worse by ferocious competition.
- He shows that he has grown immeasurably as a film-maker.
- Since that time, I've always been immeasurably impressed by two artists in particular.
- I was immeasurably impressed at how well its original passionate spirit had been captured.
- I was immeasurably moved and humbled.
- It has presented challenges and rewards that have enriched my life immeasurably.
- Trees add immeasurably to our quality of life.
- When it came to doing the music, it changed immeasurably because of him.
- Her performance had improved immeasurably from last year.

单词	immeasurably
释义	Definition of immeasurably in English: immeasurably adverbɪˈmɛʒ(ə)rəbli To an extreme or extensive degree; immensely. the quality of service has improved immeasurably as submodifier the family was now immeasurably worse off Example sentencesExamples When it came to doing the music, it changed immeasurably because of him. Her performance had improved immeasurably from last year. It has presented challenges and rewards that have enriched my life immeasurably. In subsequent months, life seems to have become immeasurably more complicated for the pair of them. I was immeasurably moved and humbled. He shows that he has grown immeasurably as a film-maker. I was immeasurably impressed at how well its original passionate spirit had been captured. Trees add immeasurably to our quality of life. Since that time, I've always been immeasurably impressed by two artists in particular. Its position has been made immeasurably worse by ferocious competition. Definition of immeasurably in US English: immeasurably adverbi(m)ˈmeZH(ə)rəblē To an extreme or extensive degree; immensely. the quality of service has improved immeasurably as submodifier the family was now immeasurably worse off Example sentencesExamples In subsequent months, life seems to have become immeasurably more complicated for the pair of them. Its position has been made immeasurably worse by ferocious competition. He shows that he has grown immeasurably as a film-maker. Since that time, I've always been immeasurably impressed by two artists in particular. I was immeasurably impressed at how well its original passionate spirit had been captured. I was immeasurably moved and humbled. It has presented challenges and rewards that have enriched my life immeasurably. Trees add immeasurably to our quality of life. When it came to doing the music, it changed immeasurably because of him. Her performance had improved immeasurably from last year.
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