immane (Meaning)
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immane (a.)
Very great; huge; vast; also, monstrous in character; inhuman; atrocious; fierce.
Synonyms & Antonyms of immane
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immane Sentence Examples
- The immane wildfire raged across the vast expanse of forest, threatening entire ecosystems.
- The immane size of the blue whale made it a towering giant of the ocean.
- The immane mountain loomed over the landscape, its summit shrouded in clouds.
- The immane earthquake shook the foundations of the city, leaving behind devastation.
- The immane flood waters inundated entire communities, forcing evacuations on a massive scale.
- The immane battle between the two armies raged for days, claiming countless lives.
- The immane burden of debt weighed heavily on the shoulders of the nation.
- The immane greed of the wealthy few led to widespread poverty and inequality.
- The immane suffering endured by the victims of war left an enduring scar on their souls.
- The immane injustice of the legal system condemned innocent people to unjust punishments.
FAQs About the word immane
Very great; huge; vast; also, monstrous in character; inhuman; atrocious; fierce.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The immane wildfire raged across the vast expanse of forest, threatening entire ecosystems.
The immane size of the blue whale made it a towering giant of the ocean.
The immane mountain loomed over the landscape, its summit shrouded in clouds.
The immane earthquake shook the foundations of the city, leaving behind devastation.
