immeasurable in Irish
immeasurable in Irish is as cuimse, as miosúr, gan teorainn — immeasurable means so great in size or amount that it cannot be measured.
immeasurable in Irish
as cuimse
impossible to measure
as miosúr
impossible to measure
gan teorainn
impossible to measure
What does "immeasurable" mean?
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adj So great in size or amount that it cannot be measured.
"The loss of a loved one causes immeasurable grief."
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immeasurable in a sentence
- The loss of a loved one causes immeasurable grief.
- Her contribution to the project was immeasurable.
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What is "immeasurable" in Irish?
"immeasurable" in Irish is as cuimse, as miosúr, gan teorainn. immeasurable means: So great in size or amount that it cannot be measured.
How do you use "immeasurable" in a sentence?
Example: "The loss of a loved one causes immeasurable grief." In Irish, "immeasurable" is as cuimse, as miosúr, gan teorainn.
Are there other ways to say "immeasurable" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 3 translations listed for "immeasurable": as cuimse, as miosúr, gan teorainn.
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