Fullness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FULLNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being full, also FULNESS
• the state of being filled to capacity
• the state of having eaten enough or more than enough and feeling full up
• the state of being complete or whole
• (in or alluding to biblical use) all that is contained in the world
• the state of being filled out so as to produce a rounded shape
• the condition of having been cut or designed to give a full shape
• richness or intensity of flavour, sound, or colour
• The state of being full, or of abounding; abundance; completeness.
• completeness over a broad scope
• the property of a sensation that is rich and pleasing
• the condition of being filled to capacity
• greatness of volume

Words related to FULLNESS

full7 fullnesses13

Words that contain FULLNESS

fullnesses13 brimfullness19 overfullness18 brimfullnesses21 overfullnesses20

How to use FULLNESS in a sentence

• Yet, in the fullness of time, light shall break upon their darkness.
• In particular, the story of Arthur grew in his hands into something like fullness.
• His lessons of wisdom, and his precious promises of life everlasting, were in all their fullness addressed to her as freely as to the most honored of men.
• She took it that the fullness of their directions was in proportion to the emptiness of their lives.
• The aspect of this country was to me enchanting, beyond any I have ever seen, from its fullness of expression, its bold and impassioned sweetness.
• A mist seemed to come before my eyes and I scarcely knew what followed, till the rescued kneeled together and poured forth in the closing hymn the painful fullness of their joy.
• That conqueror of hostile cities, Vibhatsu, will, without doubt, succeed in obtaining from Indra himself all the celestial weapons with their fullness and life.
• The tropics only know the fullness of the firmament, the myriad of suns and planets, the brilliancy of the constellations, and the overpowering revelation of the infinite above.
• Well, thanks to the crowded fullness of his emotional life, he knew precisely what it meant.
• The sweet, sacred intimacy which marriage afforded had given the greater fullness to what had seemed to me already perfect.
• Lace curtains are rarely draped, but hang in straight simplicity, most of the fullness being arranged in the body that the border design may not be lost in the folds.
• The land was green with early summer, in that rich fullness which makes the heart almost sick with ecstasy.
• Many who had marched away in the fullness of their health and strength did not return.
• Promising nothing when she was a child, it had now sprung into womanly fullness, symmetry, and grace.
• Douglas Campbell in the fullness of years has passed away.
• So in the fullness of time they came into the downtown press of traffic, among which, he observed, Sophie steered her machine like a veteran.
• The lips were of similar fullness and the chin retreated.
• The third was friendship, to whose genial duties of visiting and correspondence she devoted herself with a fullness and an ardor as passionate as they were genuine.
• It is a ridiculous fallacy to assume, as many do, that such fullness of life is an attribute of youth alone and slips out of the back door when middle age knocks at the front.
• The ruling class, if it had the will and the skill, might awaken itself to fullness of life.
• The proud fabric of his own weaving would descend in the fullness of time to a woman.
• On a brim of this width all of the fullness should be worked out.
• If there was no ajnana to obstruct, it would surely have manifested itself in its fullness.
• The catalogue is not a biographical dictionary, so only gives the names of authors with sufficient fullness to distinguish them from each other in practical use.
• The women have all an ugly brown complexion, their hair is matted, and their busts lack the rounded fullness of the Turkish women.
• By the fullness and readiness of this reparation England was put under a moral obligation to treat the United States as honorably as the United States treated her.
• There came, with her, a fullness, a sense of completion.
• Its vocabulary, however, has not yet attained its greatest fullness and range.
• She, too, would call and wait, and if not here, then surely in the fullness of time which is eternity the call would be answered.
• In the ripe fullness of her something less than twenty years she had encountered many of them.
• Warmth, rounded fullness, the truly beautiful violin tone is more difficult to call forth than is generally supposed.

Similar words containing FULLNES without suffix s

fullnesses13 brimfullness19 overfullness18 brimfullnesses21 overfullnesses20

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