immeasurableness

But the absence of a consciousness of measure or finitude is one thing; the presence of a consciousness of immeasurableness or infinity is another.

The sense of the immensity, the immeasurableness of things, is more intimate and profound.

His inconceivability is the foundation of His immeasurableness.

He looked at her, sitting in the moon of her laces and the stars of her gems, and the sense of the immeasurableness of the hour came upon him as it comes to few; the knowledge that the evanescent moment is very potent, the world where the siren light of the Remote may at any moment lie quenched in some ashen present.

For novelty gives immeasurableness to fear, and fills the early time of all sad changes with phantoms of the future.