immense in the PONS Dictionary

immense Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be of immense importance
biti od ogromnog značaja

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Her popularity was so immense that often movie producers would line up at her door to sign her for their upcoming movie projects.
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Here, the poet speaks up about the joy and immense sadness that his people have been through.
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It is because of these rich collections of immense research value that it is reckoned among major libraries of the world.
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However, she considered this show as an immense pleasure.
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In order to do this, he must traverse through 60 floors of an immense tower.
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The charity single had immense support from companies.
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He feels an immense vacuum which unfortunately his busy parents are unable to fill.
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They travel between the stars in immense living ships, and send down smaller ships as shuttles and to plant living communities.
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It is a private good that has immense public value.
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Obvious risks are associated with the immense heat.
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