Immensurable, a

[Lat. pref. im- =in-= not, and mensurabilis = capable of being measured, from mensurus, fut. par. of metior to measure; Fr. immensurable.) That cannot be measured; immeasurable. "Soaring, I gain the immensurable steep." Mallet : Excursion. *Im-mens-u-rate, a. [Lat. pref. im-in-=not, and men surat us , pa. par. of mensuro =to measure.] Unmeasured, boundle , infinite. "An immensurate distance from it."- Mountagu : Devout E ays, pt. ii., tr. ix., § 9.