Fullness

/ˈfʊl.nəs/

Meaning & Definition

noun

The state of being full; having no empty space.

The fullness of the container made it difficult to carry.

The quality of being rich, abundant, or complete.

The fullness of the symphony left the audience in awe.

A sense of satisfaction or well-being.

After the meal, she felt a fullness that was comforting.

The degree to which something is filled or occupies a space.

The fullness of the tree canopy provided ample shade.

The condition of being filled with material; density.

The fullness of the clouds indicated a storm was approaching.

Middle English, from full + -ness.

fullness of time

The idea that a certain time is ripe for an event to occur.

fullness of spirit

A feeling of joy or contentment.

fullness of the heart

A strong emotional feeling, often of love or gratitude.

full

Containing as much as possible; filled.

fill

To make something full; to occupy space.

fulfilled

To have achieved or realized one's potential or desires.

To be overly satisfied or stuffed, especially after eating.

After that buffet, I'm feeling so fullness right now!

A state of being content or happy with one's situation.

After getting the promotion, I'm just in a real fullness vibe.