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fathomless

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fath·om·less  (fm-ls)
adj.
1. Too deep to be fathomed or measured.
2. Too obscure or complicated to be understood.
fathom·less·ly adv.
fathom·less·ness n.
fathomless [ˈfæðəmlɪs]
adj
another word for unfathomable
fathomlessly  adv
fathomlessness  n
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fathomless
adjective profound, deep, impenetrable, abysmal, bottomless, unfathomable, immeasurable, unplumbed, incomprehensible the fathomless space of the universe
Translations
fathomless [ˈfæðəmlɪs] ADJ → insondable
fathomless
adj (lit) → abgrundtief; (fig: = boundless) → unermesslich; (= incomprehensible) → unergründlich
fathomless [ˈfæðəmlɪs] adj → insondabile, inesplorabile (fig) → incomprensibile
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Standing in iron hoops nailed to the mast, they swayed and swung over a fathomless sea; and though, when the ship slowly glided close under our stern, we six men in the air came so nigh to each other that we might almost have leaped from the mast-heads of one ship to those of the other; yet, those forlorn-looking fishermen, mildly eyeing us as they passed, said not one word to our own look-outs, while the quarter-deck hail was being heard from below.
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How daring an ambition; yet how deep- How fathomless a capacity for love!
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