Adverb:

ಅಧಿಕ, ವಿಪರೀತವಾಗಿ,

beyond measure's Usage Examples:

William of Tyre wrote of the impact of the incident:“Adelaide's son was angered beyond measure, because she had been sent back.

Diamond is a brilliant and cruel man, and though he loves Lazuli beyond measure, he is obsessed with her and is prone to fits of jealousy and possessiveness.

Bajwa thanks everyone for the birthday wishes, says she is blessed beyond measure".

ascertained to have befallen in our times, the undertaking would be beyond measure laborious and troublesome.

others (the majority) from fear of the plague that then prevailed beyond measure.

uncontrollable and "prodigal beyond measure," cannot be tyrannized over in the way Stoics tyrannize over themselves.

will turn blue (fear or anxiety or general discomfort), red , and/or deathly pale white (near death or when scared beyond measure) when he is nervous depending.

Mark Hagger suggests that in the words of the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, William's Harrying of the North was stern beyond measure but should not be described as genocide as William was acting by the rules of his own time, not the present.

although the diagnosis was made early, the patient succumbed – a loss beyond measure to science and to his friends.

Jack Roush, excited about signing with Kvapil, said, “We are pleased beyond measure that we were able to get a driver the caliber of Travis Kvapil.

Synonyms:

make up one's mind, shoot, calibrate, measure out, mensurate, caliper, triangulate, determine, decide, calliper,

Antonyms:

unpointedness, softness, soft, loud, misconception,