vastness in Latin
vastness in Latin is immānitās — vastness means the quality of being enormous in size or extent.
vastness in Latin
immānitās
(uncountable) The quality of being vast.
What does "vastness" mean?
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noun The quality of being enormous in size or extent.
"The vastness of the ocean is hard to grasp until you sail across it."
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noun A huge, sweeping space or expanse.
"They gazed out at the snowy vastness of the tundra."
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vastness in a sentence
- The vastness of the ocean is hard to grasp until you sail across it.
- They gazed out at the snowy vastness of the tundra.
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What is "vastness" in Latin?
"vastness" in Latin is immānitās. vastness means: The quality of being enormous in size or extent.
How do you use "vastness" in a sentence?
Example: "The vastness of the ocean is hard to grasp until you sail across it." In Latin, "vastness" is immānitās.
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