fulness
State of abundance
Fulness is a British spelling variant of fullness—the state of being full or complete.
It appears in older texts and religious contexts: the fulness of time, the fulness of God's grace.
The double-l spelling (fullness) now dominates in both British and American usage.
Sufficient quantity, and then some
- bountyReward for capture
- profusionExtravagant amount present
- overflowExceed capacity and spill
- copiousnessState of great abundance
richness · plenitude · luxuriance · cornucopia · lavishness · surfeit · exuberance · prosperity
Complete aggregate amount
- entiretyThe whole of something
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
- comprehensivenessState of being complete
- exhaustivenessState of being complete
perfection · culmination · finality · conclusion · integration · unity · sum · inclusivity
Peaceful satisfaction with circumstances
- satietyState of being full
- repletionState of being overfull
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
- pleasureHappy, satisfied feeling
enjoyment · well-being · comfort · ease · quenched · satiation · sufficiency · sated
plenty
Sufficient quantity, and then some
copiousness · richness · plenitude · luxuriance · cornucopia · lavishness · surfeit · exuberance · prosperity · amplitude
totality
Complete aggregate amount
- entiretyThe whole of something
- wholenessComplete, undivided state
- comprehensivenessState of being complete
exhaustiveness · perfection · culmination · finality · conclusion · integration · unity · sum · inclusivity · thoroughness
contentment
Peaceful satisfaction with circumstances
- satietyState of being full
- repletionState of being overfull
- gratificationPleasure from satisfying desires
pleasure · enjoyment · well-being · comfort · ease · quenched · satiation · sufficiency · sated
fulnessemptiness
Absence of substance
vacancy · void · voidness · hollowness · vacuity
fulnessemptiness
Absence of substance
lack · deficiency · incompleteness · scarcity · insufficiency
fulnesshunger
Need for nourishment
emptiness · starvation · famishment · hollowness · ravenousness
faithfulness, playfulness, peacefulness, cheerfulness, carefulness, sinfulness, thankfulness, mournfulness, lawfulness