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Definition of «fullness»

Fullness refers to the state or condition of being full, complete, or filled with something. It can describe a sense of satisfaction and contentment that comes from having one's needs met or desires fulfilled. In a broader sense, it can also refer to an abundance or excess of something, such as a fullness of joy, love, or generosity. The word "fullness" is often used in religious contexts to describe the presence and power of God, or the idea that God's grace and blessings are overflowing in one's life.

Usage examples

  1. The fullness of her laughter echoed through the room.
  2. After years of waiting, she finally felt a sense of fullness in her heart when she held her newborn baby.
  3. The chef took great care in ensuring the fullness of flavor in every bite of the dish.
  4. In the painting, the artist captured the fullness of the meadow with its vibrant colors and variety of flowers.
  5. The therapy session helped her explore the fullness of her emotions, allowing her to express and understand herself better.
  6. The choir's harmonious voices filled the church, creating a sense of fullness and spiritual tranquility.
  7. The picture frame was designed to enhance the fullness of the artwork, highlighting its beauty and depth.
  8. As the sun set, the sky transformed into a breathtaking fullness of colors, ranging from soft pinks to fiery oranges.
  9. The dessert was topped with a generous dollop of whipped cream, adding an extra touch of fullness to its decadence.
  10. With each deep breath, she felt the fullness of life filling her lungs, energizing her body and mind.

Phrases with «fullness»

Sentences with «fullness»

  • And in most cases, the variation in fat content is due to the level of fullness of the breast when nursing. (momdiscuss.com)
  • Print it out for the fridge, for the kids, for your family gratitude journal — and take the dare to live in fullness of joy — right where you are! (annvoskamp.com)
  • For the vegetables, the lower the caloric level the more you can eat for fullness and still have the carbs for your energy source. (coachcalorie.com)
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