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plenitude(dictionary)

plenitude (iou)



plenitude noun. LME.
[Old French from late Latin plenitudo, from Latin plenus full: see -TUDE.]
The condition of being absolutely full in quantity, measure, or degree; completeness, perfection. LME.
P. E. Dove God in the full plenitude of majesty.
b. Comparative fullness; plentifulness, abundance. M17.
R. Whelan He..was delighted with the plenitude of oranges.
c. Heraldry. Fullness of the moon. Cf. COMPLEMENT noun 1b. M19.
Medicine. Abundance or excess of blood or of humours. Cf. PLETHORA 1. M16-E19.
The condition of being filled or full of something; fullness. Formerly also = PLENUM noun 1. M17.
The condition of being fully supplied with everything; affluence. M17-L18.
pleni'tudinous adjective (rare) well-filled; stout, portly: E19.