fulness UK
ˈfʊlnəs
See also: fullness (US)
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Definition of fulness - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
experienceDatedUKcompleteness or entirety of an experienceDatedUK
  • She felt a sense of fulness in her life.
completeness entirety wholeness
2.
musicDatedUKrichness or depth in sound or colorDatedUK
  • The orchestra played with great fulness.
depth richness
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the completion of a process or period
The project was finished in the fulness of time.

Origin of fulness

Old English, full (full) + -ness (state of)

Examples of fulness in a sentence

  • Traveling brought a fulness to her understanding of the world.
  • The singer's voice had a remarkable fulness.
  • The painting's colors were noted for their fulness.

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  1. French:plénitude, richesse, ...
  2. German:Erfüllung, ...
  3. Italian:pienezza, ricchezza, ...
  4. Spanish:plenitud, profundidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:plenitude, profundidade, ...
  6. Chinese:圆满, 丰富感, ...
  7. Japanese:充実感, 豊かさ, ...
  8. Arabic:الاكتمال, غِنَى, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְלֵאוּת, עֹשֶׁר צְלִיל, ...
  10. Russian:полнота, ...
  11. Ukrainian:повнота, глибина, ...
  12. Hindi:पूर्णता, गहराई, ...

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