immeasurable
/ɪˈmɛʒəɹəbəl/ adjective C2- impossible to measure
- vast
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Philosophers may well say, and practical men will always support the opinion, that money mitigates many trials; and if you admit the efficacy of this sovereign balm, you ought to be very easily consoled—you, the king of finance, the focus of immeasurable power.”
The cell was clean, though empty, and dry, though situated at an immeasurable distance under the earth.
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