Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• ... Answers > Categories > Relationships > What does I love you immensely mean? What would you like to do? Flag. What does I love you immensely mean?
• In the sentence "I love you immensely," immensely is an adverb that modifies the action verb, love. Love is a transitive verb, and you, is the direct object of love.
• I can still smell the scent of your hair. I love you immensely and miss you the same. I can't wait to see you in heaven, my beautiful daughter. Save a place for me.
• Jul 15, 2010 ... I love you immensely; intensely, still. Due in part to the fact that you've definitively said the most wonderful things too. And meant them. And how ...

• Not everyone's willing to wait 18 years for an "i love you."
• Okay, I love you again.
• I'm here because I love you.
• "i love you, I miss you, I long to see you one last time."
• I love you, too, Brad.
• Every time mom brought home someone who said, "i love you," They would end up married.
• ? The one for jen says, i love you.
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