plenarily

An archaic adverb meaning 'fully' or 'completely.' It is rarely used in modern English and is primarily encountered in historical or legal texts from earlier centuries.

• 🇪🇸Adverbio poco usado que significa 'de manera plena' o 'por completo', refiriéndose a algo hecho en su totalidad o con plenitud de autoridad. Aparece sobre todo en contextos históricos o jurídicos.

1. In a full or complete manner C2 formal

   In a way that is fully attended or involves all members; comprehensively.

   • The committee discussed the issue plenarily before voting.
   • The proposal was considered plenarily by the entire assembly.
   • The board met plenarily to approve the annual budget.

   🇪🇸en pleno / de manera plena

   Sinónimos: completelycomprehensivelyentirelyfullyin fullthoroughlytotallywholly

   Antónimos: incompletelypartially

• more plenarily comparative form
• most plenarily superlative form