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beyond measure

ADVERB
  1. in excess or without limit
    amazed beyond measure

How To Use beyond measure In A Sentence

  • “Night and day praying exceedingly,” that is, praying out of measure, with intense earnestness, superabundantly, beyond measure, exceeding abundantly. The Weapon of Prayer
  • To see someone get their life back to such an extent after just four therapy sessions is rewarding beyond measure.
  • That she will, soon, see flowers, hear birds and feel the grass, the dirt and the rain thrills me beyond measure. When the world is puddle-wonderful | Her Bad Mother
  • The quarterback is the Herschel Walker of his generation, gifted beyond measure, with skills that astonish and results that disappoint.
  • Her work has improved beyond measure .
  • That sword tormented him beyond measure, brought him an intolerable horror of suffering in woman, the very thought of which scattered his pious submissiveness to the winds. La faute de l'Abbe Mouret
  • Her joy was beyond measure.
  • Her work has improved beyond measure .
  • Helpless beyond measure in all the duties of practical statesmanship, its members or their dependants have given proof of remarkable energy in the single department of peculation; and there, not content with the slow methods of the old-fashioned defaulter, who helped himself only to what there was, they have contrived to steal what there was going to be, and have peculated in advance by a kind of official post-obit. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 07, No. 40, February, 1861
  • Nevertheless, the joy of knowing that those bookshelves were the result of your own toil and labour can be beyond measure, even if they are a bit wonky.
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