fullness

State of repletion

Fullness is the state of being full—complete, filled, or maximal.

Physical fullness is the sensation after eating enough: I ate until I reached fullness.

Emotional fullness suggests richness or depth: the fullness of her joy.

In the fullness of time means when conditions are ripe, after sufficient waiting.

Fullness in clothing refers to gathered or draped fabric that adds volume.

abundance

richness

State of abundance

plentifulness · copiousness · ampleness · lushness · luxuriance · overflowing · brimming · teeming · bursting · lavishness

satiety

satisfaction

State of fulfilled desires

fed · stuffed · bloated · gorged · sated · replete · well-fed · filled · gratified · sufficiency

completeness

wholeness

Complete, undivided state

integrity · comprehensiveness · inclusiveness · exhaustiveness · culmination · consummation · finality · perfection · integration · unification

volume

roundness

State of being curved

rotundity · shapeliness · dimensionality · bulk · body · substance · thickness · density · ampleness · swelling

sound

richness

State of abundance

  • resonanceAmplified oscillation at natural frequency
  • depthDistance below surface
  • bodyPhysical structure, living thing

warmth · roundness · sonority · timbre · tone · mellowness · vibrance · acoustics · harmonics · clarity

saturation

permeation

Process of spreading throughout

absorption · drenching · soaking · suffusion · imbuing · pervasion · penetration · richness · depth · vividness

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Opposites
physical capacity

fullnessemptiness

Absence of substance

vacancy · void · hollowness · empty · bareness

satiety/hunger

fullnesshunger

Need for nourishment

emptiness · starvation · famishment · ravenousness · appetite

completeness/richness

fullnessemptiness

Absence of substance

incompleteness · deficiency · lack · meagerness · thinness

Phrases
Family

fullness of time

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