Imměasûrable (s as zh), *im-me-sur-able, a

[Pref. im - in- =not, and Eng. measurable (q.v.).] That cannot be measured; indefinitely extensive or extended; boundle , limitle . "In their immeasurable forfeiture." Byron: Heaven and Earth , i. 3. Im-měa-sur-a-ble-ne (s as zh), s . [English immeasurable ; -ne .] The quality or state of being immeasurable or incapable of measurement.