The phrase "immensely love" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English. It is often used in a poetic or romantic context to express strong and intense feelings of love. Example: "I immensely love the way you smile, it lights up my world."
It is a book about violence, but it is also immensely loving.
The strongest, most appealing character in the book is the boy narrator's cigar-smoking, tough-minded, and immensely loving grandmother.
"The word was that she was too old to fit in or too hard to work with but with the Swedish public she is immensely loved and always has been," he told BBC Sport.
You will be so amazingly and immensely loved it will knock your socks off!
Feeling immensely loved by all our family and friends who had counted down as eagerly to the wedding as we had; my mom actually recalls the same of her big day.
Hearing the personal stories of these families helped me remember that our troops are husbands, wives, mothers, fathers, brothers, sisters, daughters and sons who are immensely loved and sorely missed.
The level varies immensely — I love the lessons this affords into the sociology of American dance — and some productions aren't really intended for the general public so much as for loyalists of the institution.
Artist Corita Kent, the former Los Angeles nun whose colorful works include the immensely popular "LOVE" postage stamp, died in her Boston home Thursday after a six-month battle against cancer.
Though he was always immensely in love with people, new people, and especially female people, there was a certain confessed galumpy awkwardness that inhibited; his little Leica then became the ice-breaker and eventual passport to the world--and women to which he aspired.
Throughout my life, I've sucked immensely at loving myself, and would make up for it by loving others.
