(formal) too large, great etc. to be measured:
to cause immeasurable harm * Her contribution was of immeasurable importance.
immeasurably adverb:
Housing standards improved immeasurably after the war. * Stress has an immeasurably more serious effect on our lives than we realize.
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In this entry, immeasurable is tagged as adjective.
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