That was "an ultimate threat to everything decent in our lives, an ideology and a practice of domination so murderous, so degrading even to those who might survive, that the consequences of its final victory were literally beyond calculation, immeasurably awful" (Walzer 2000: 2000.
Mr. Kellogg, who is leaving after 10 years, has raised the artistic quality immeasurably, with coherent productions that go beyond mere showcasing of talent.
For example, this question item asks for the closest meaning of "immeasurably" among the choices: (A) "firstly", (B) "plainly", (C) "beyond measurement", and (D) "to double the degree".
It added: "Since the disaster, football has evolved immeasurably, with all stadia and associated safety procedures changing beyond recognition in the intervening years.
Nevertheless, riots, beyond the limits of Punjab and Bengal, added immeasurably to the social dislocation of Partition and generated their own economic crises, wrenching refugee upheavals and visible destruction.
The correct answer is the option "beyond measurement", which should be pretty obvious since it even shares substrings with the target word "immeasurably".
If this were ever to come to pass, it would immeasurably damage the intellectual and emotional environment of campus life, both in and beyond the classroom, as teachers who now feel like mentors and occasionally fond parents worry that any angry student who, for instance, complains about a grade could be carrying a gun.
… But Perez darted in and out of trouble long enough helped immeasurably when left fielder Endy Chavez shortcircuited a second-inning Cardinals rally by … The correct answer is the option "beyond measurement", which should be pretty obvious since it even shares substrings with the target word "immeasurably".
Incomparably, immeasurably, free.
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