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Traditional English :: plenary
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pleness.html - adj. 1 entire, unqualified, absolute (plenary indulgence). 2 (of an assembly) to be attended by all members. [LL plenarius f. plenus full] |
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Traditional English :: plenipotentiary
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pleness.html - n. & adj. --n. (pl. -ies) a person (esp. a diplomat) invested with the full power of independent action. --adj. 1 having this power.
2 (of power) absolute. [med.L plenipotentiarius f. plenus full + potentia power] |
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Traditional English :: plenitude
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pleness.html - n.
literary 1 fullness, completeness.
2 abundance. [ME f. OF f. LL plenitudo f. plenus full] |
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Traditional English :: plenteous
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pleness.html - adj. poet. plentiful. plenteously adv. plenteousness n. [ME f. OF plentivous f. plentif -ive f. plent÷ PLENTY: cf. bounteous] |
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Traditional English :: plentiful
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pleness.html - adj. abundant, copious. plentifully adv. plentifulness n. |
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Traditional English :: plenty
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pleness.html - n., adj., & adv. --n. (often foll. by of) a great or sufficient quantity or number (we have plenty; plenty of time). --adj. colloq. existing in an ample quantity. --adv. colloq. fully, entirely (it is plenty large enough). [ME plenteth, plente f. OF plentet f. L plenitas -tatis f. plenus full] |
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