fullness (Meaning)
fullness (n)
completeness over a broad scope
the property of a sensation that is rich and pleasing
the condition of being filled to capacity
greatness of volume
fullness (n.)
The state of being full, or of abounding; abundance; completeness.
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fullness Sentence Examples
- The fullness of her belly brought her a sense of contentment.
- The clouds burst forth in a downpour, filling the sky with fullness.
- The orchestra played with a fullness of sound that enveloped the audience.
- The fullness of his knowledge filled him with confidence.
- The poem captured the fullness of human emotion in its raw and honest language.
- The fullness of her love left no room for doubt.
- The tree's branches hung low with the fullness of autumn's harvest.
- The fullness of her dreams filled her heart with hope.
- The fullness of his voice filled the room with a sense of authority.
- The fullness of her life was reflected in the countless memories she shared with loved ones.
FAQs About the word fullness
completeness over a broad scope, the property of a sensation that is rich and pleasing, the condition of being filled to capacity, greatness of volumeThe state
completeness,entirety, wholeness, perfectness, soundness, entireness,absoluteness, extensiveness, faultlessness, all-inclusiveness
imperfection, inadequacy, imperfection, inadequacy,incompleteness, unsoundness, incompleteness, unsoundness, imperfectness, imperfectness
The fullness of her belly brought her a sense of contentment.
The clouds burst forth in a downpour, filling the sky with fullness.
The orchestra played with a fullness of sound that enveloped the audience.
The fullness of his knowledge filled him with confidence.
