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immenseness

Meanings

  • extreme greatness or vastness in size, degree, or extent

    - "The ocean's immenseness leaves one in awe."
    - "The star's immenseness dwarfed the nearby planets."
Rhymes
Words rhyming with immenseness
immensity , sensitivity , poverty , nobility , reality , authenticity , infinitude , universe , multiverse , infinity , eternity , everlastingness
Homophones
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  1. immenseness: vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent.

  2. imminence: nearness in time; readiness to happen.

  3. immunity: freedom from or resistance to disease, especially a naturally occurring resistance in animals.

  4. impressiveness: quality of being impressive or striking; having the power to elicit a strong response.

  5. improvidence: lack of forethought or planning, resulting in carelessness or recklessness.

  6. imprecision: lack of exactness or precision in expression or measurement.

  7. impenetrability: quality of being impenetrable or impervious; resistance to penetration, entry, or attack.

  8. impunity: freedom from punishment or harm, especially for a serious offense or wrongdoing.

Variants
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immense , immenseness , immensenesses , immenser , immensest
Forms
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Immenseness as a concept or theme might take various forms or expressions in different contexts, such as:, 1. Physical immenseness: vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent, as in the size of the universe, the height of a mountain, the depth of the ocean, or the expansiveness of a desert., 2. Mental or emotional immenseness: vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent of thoughts, feelings, or emotions, as in the depths of human sadness, the heights of human happiness, or the vastness of human thought., 3. Spiritual or metaphysical immenseness: vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent of spiritual or metaphysical concepts or phenomena, as in the vastness of the cosmos, the depths of the unconscious mind, or the expansiveness of the spiritual realm.

Etymology
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from Old French immes, present participle of immemor, to forget + es, a suffix denoting existence or being.

Related Concepts
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  1. vastness: A term used to describe the extreme greatness or extent of something, often used synonymously with immenseness or greatness.

  2. greatness: A term used to describe the extreme degree or extent of something, often used synonymously with immenseness or greatness.

  3. extensiveness: A term used to describe the extreme degree or extent of something, often used synonymously with immenseness or greatness.

  4. infinity: A term used to describe something that has no end or limit, often used in reference to mathematical concepts or theories, and sometimes used metaphorically to describe something that is boundless or limitless in extent or degree.

  5. eternity: A term used to describe something that is unending or timeless, often used in reference to religious or philosophical concepts, and sometimes used metaphorically to describe something that is unchanging or permanent in nature.

Culture
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["Immenseness as a concept or theme in various cultural, historical, or symbolic contexts, such as literature, art, music, philosophy, religion, mythology, folklore, or other forms of cultural expression.", "In literature, immenseness might be used as a metaphor for vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent, as in Melville's Moby-Dick, where the white whale represents the immensity and vastness of the natural world.", "In art, immenseness might be depicted through large-scale works that convey a sense of vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent, as in the paintings of Anselm Kiefer or Gerhard Richter.", "In music, immenseness might be expressed through lengthy compositions or symphonic works that convey a sense of vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent, as in the works of Gustav Mahler or Olivier Messiaen.", "In philosophy, immenseness might be explored as a concept or theme in various philosophical contexts, such as metaphysics, epistemology, logic, ethics, or aesthetics.", "In religion or mythology, immenseness might be depicted as a god or deity that represents vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent, as in the Hindu god Brahma or the Greek god Zeus.", "In folklore or mythology, immenseness might be depicted as a creature or being that represents vastness or greatness in size, degree, or extent, as in the Chinese dragon or the Scandinavian troll."]

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