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Fullness

Fullness Meaning & Definition
Fullness Definition And Meaning

What's The Definition Of Fullness?

[n] the property of a sound that has a rich and pleasing timbre
[n] greatness of volume
[n] the condition of being filled to capacity
[n] completeness over a broad scope

Synonyms | Synonyms for Fullness: comprehensiveness | mellowness | richness | voluminosity | voluminousness

Related Terms | Find terms related to Fullness: abundance | affluence | ample sufficiency | ampleness | amplitude | avalanche | bassness | beam | bellyful | bonanza | boundlessness | bountifulness | bountiousness | breadth | broadness | bulk | bumper crop | ceaselessness | completeness | comprehensiveness | congestion | consecutiveness | constancy | constant flow | continualness | continuity | continuousness | copiousness | crescendo | deepness | distance across | endlessness | engorgement | enormity | enormousness | entireness | equilibrium | exhaustiveness | expanse | extent | extravagance | exuberance | featurelessness | fertility | fill | flood | flood tide | flow | foison | formidableness | full | full measure | gaplessness | generosity | generousness | gigantism | glut | grandeur | grandness | great abundance | great plenty | great scope | greatness | gush | high tide | high water | holism | hollowness | hugeness | immensity | impletion | incessancy | inclusiveness | infinity | intactness | integrity | intensity | jointlessness | landslide | largeness | latitude | lavishness | liberality | liberalness | lots | loudishness | loudness | lowness | luxuriance | magnitude | maximum | mellowness | might | mightiness | monotony | more than enough | much | muchness | myriad | myriads | numerousness | opulence | opulency | outpouring | overflow | overfullness | plangency | plenitude | plenteousness | plentifulness | plenty | plethora | power | prevalence | prodigality | prodigiousness | productiveness | profuseness | profusion | quantities | repleteness | repletion | resonance | rich harvest | rich vein | richness | riot | riotousness | satiation | satiety | satisfaction | saturatedness | saturation | saturation point | scads | scope | seamlessness | shower | skinful | smoothness | snootful | sonority | sonorousness | soundness | span | spate | spread | spring tide | stability | steadiness | steady state | stream | strength | stupendousness | substantiality | substantialness | successiveness | superabundance | supersaturation | surfeit | surge | surge of sound | swell | swelling | teemingness | total approach | totality | tremendousness | unbrokenness | undifferentiation | uniformity | unintermittedness | uninterruptedness | uninterruption | unity | universality | unrelievedness | vastness | vibrancy | volume | wealth | wholeness | wideness | width

See Also | bigness | completeness | condition | excess | infestation | largeness | overabundance | quality | repletion | satiation | satiety | solidity | status | surfeit | timber | timbre | tone

Fullness In Webster's Dictionary

\Full"ness\, n. The state of being full, or of abounding; abundance; completeness. [Written also {fulness}.] ``In thy presence is fullness of joy.'' --Ps. xvi. 11.

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