Definition of immane in English:

immane

adjective ɪˈmeɪn

rare, archaic, literary

1Inhumanly cruel or savage; brutal.
2Of immense size or strength; huge, vast, enormous.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Historia de Donne Famose. From classical Latin immānis savage, brutal, vast, huge, immense, tremendous from im- + early Latin mānis, mānus good.

Definition of immane in US English:

immane

adjectiveɪˈmeɪn

rare, archaic, literary

1Inhumanly cruel or savage; brutal.
2Of immense size or strength; huge, vast, enormous.

Origin

Late 16th century; earliest use found in Historia de Donne Famose. From classical Latin immānis savage, brutal, vast, huge, immense, tremendous from im- + early Latin mānis, mānus good.

单词	immane
释义	Definition of immane in English: immane adjective ɪˈmeɪn rare, archaic, literary 1Inhumanly cruel or savage; brutal. 2Of immense size or strength; huge, vast, enormous. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Historia de Donne Famose. From classical Latin immānis savage, brutal, vast, huge, immense, tremendous from im- + early Latin mānis, mānus good. Definition of immane in US English: immane adjectiveɪˈmeɪn rare, archaic, literary 1Inhumanly cruel or savage; brutal. 2Of immense size or strength; huge, vast, enormous. Origin Late 16th century; earliest use found in Historia de Donne Famose. From classical Latin immānis savage, brutal, vast, huge, immense, tremendous from im- + early Latin mānis, mānus good.
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