fullness

• Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'être plein, pouvant exprimer l'achèvement au sens large, une sensation riche et agréable, un état de remplissage jusqu'au bord ou un grand volume.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being full, which can describe completeness over a broad scope, a rich and pleasing sensation, the condition of being filled to capacity, or greatness of volume.

indénombrable

1. Completeness over a broad scopeB2formal

   The state of being complete or containing all necessary parts, covering a wide range.

   plénitude

   • The fullness of the report covered every aspect of the investigation.
   • She appreciated the fullness of the museum's collection.
   • The book's fullness of detail made it a valuable resource.

   Synonymescompletenesscomprehensivenessentiretytotalitywholeness

2. Rich and pleasing sensationB2formal

   The quality of a sensory experience that is deep, rich, and satisfying.

   Richesse (sensation pleine et satisfaisante)

   • The fullness of the wine's flavor delighted the connoisseur.
   • The singer's voice had a remarkable fullness that filled the hall.
   • He enjoyed the fullness of the sunset's colors.

   Synonymesbodydepthresonancerichnesssavory

   Antonymesshallownessthinnessweakness

3. Condition of being filled to capacityB1formal

   The state of containing as much as possible; being completely filled.

   plein état

   • The fullness of the storage room prevented any new items from being added.
   • After the feast, she felt a pleasant fullness in her stomach.
   • The tank's fullness was indicated by the gauge.

   Synonymesplenituderepletionsatietysaturation

   Antonymesemptinessvacancy

4. Greatness of volumeB2formal

   The quality of having a large or ample size, quantity, or intensity.

   Grandeur de volume

   • The fullness of the orchestra's sound was breathtaking.
   • The fabric's fullness gave the dress a luxurious appearance.
   • The river's fullness after the rains was impressive.

   Synonymesamplenessbignessbulkinesscapaciousnesslargenessroominessspaciousnessvastnessvoluminousness

   Antonymesemptinesshollownessvoid