fulness
/ˈfʊlnɪs/
noun
- The state of being full; containing as much as possible.
- The fulness of the glass meant there was no room for more water.
- She checked the fulness of the gas tank before the long drive.
- The basket's fulness made it difficult to carry without spilling.
- The quality of being rich, complete, or abundant.
- The painting's colors had a fulness that made them seem alive.
- He enjoyed the fulness of life in the bustling city.
- The fulness of the orchestra's sound filled the concert hall.
- The condition of being plump or having a rounded shape.
- The tailor adjusted the dress to add fulness at the hips.
- The fulness of her cheeks gave her a youthful appearance.
- The pillow's fulness made it very comfortable to sleep on.
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