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• n  unusual largeness in size or extent or number

• The immensity of America's agony, however, required no explanation.
• A blind man sits amidst the rubble, unseeing of the immensity of the destruction all around.
• Her life and her work are testaments to the immensity of her bountiful heart.

• enormousness
• grandness
• greatness
• immenseness
• sizeableness
• vastness
• wideness

News & Articles

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• Today’s Scuttlebot: Visualizing Web Activity and Vine’s Resilience
  The New York Times's staff scours the Web for interesting and peculiar items. Friday's selections include a project that catalogs the immensity of activity that occurs on the Internet every second, and an argument for why Twitter's short video service might have lasting power.
  Aug. 9, 2013 - New York Times

Quotes

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• Arsene Wenger in International Herald Tribune
  The targets are so big for us that you don't feel sorry for yourself,Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger said. "We have a massive game in front of us on Wednesday night and I feel the immensity of the game makes you forget your disappointment."
• Jason Kenney in Canada.com
  Today, my thoughts are with the families of Air India victims, who must now reconcile Mr. Reyat's new-found liberty with the immensity of their own loss,Kenney said.
• John Howard in The Age
  It just underlines the immensity of the problems that countries like Britain and to a lesser extent ...... Australia faces. We shouldn't complacently imagine that there aren't potentially suicide bombers in this country,Mr Howard told the...