Also means
boundless
Usage Note
Smisurato means 'beyond measure' (the privative prefix s- + misurato, 'measured'), describing something of extreme, almost incomprehensible size or degree — una ricchezza smisurata (boundless wealth), un ego smisurato (an immense ego). It is more emphatic and literary than enorme or grandissimo, and typically implies excess or disproportion.
Examples
"Aveva un coraggio smisurato."
Natural Translation
He had immense courage.
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