fullness
noun
the quality or state of being filled completely or to utmost capacity.
fulness
-
a variation of
fullness.
Example Sentences
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“One grey headed old man, in the midst of his tears, raised his staff aloft, and exclaimed in the fulness of his heart—‘On, on Americans!
From Slate ● Sep. 1, 2021
And yet, encouragingly, there is a sense of the fate fulness of the epoch.
From Time Magazine Archive
The pain fulness of that scene was only erased that afternoon by the excitement of picking a convention city in which fo renominate Franklin Roosevelt.
From Time Magazine Archive
When war came, President Cowling surveyed his faculty for possible military use fulness, struck a surprisingly rich vein : e.g.,
From Time Magazine Archive
He knew that the moment he allowed himself to feel to its fulness how they lived, the shame and misery of their lives, he would be swept out of himself with fear and despair.
From "Native Son" by Richard Wright
