German ADJECTIVE B2 Rank 9516

immens

immense

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immens vs riesig

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Both words describe an exceptionally large extent or amount. “Riesig” sounds more colloquial and vivid and can also be used for visible things, whereas “immens” is more formal and is especially common with abstract quantities. In a factual text about effort or costs, “immens” is therefore often the better choice.

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immens

Der immense Aufwand für die Renovierung hat uns viel Zeit gekostet.

The immense effort involved in renovating the building cost us a lot of time.

riesig

Der riesige Aufwand für die Renovierung hat uns viel Zeit gekostet.

The huge effort involved in renovating the building cost us a lot of time.

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