plenitudinous

plen·i·tude (pl

-t

, -ty

)

1. An ample amount or quantity; an abundance: a region blessed with a plenitude of natural resources.

2. The condition of being full, ample, or complete.

[Middle English, from Old French, from Latin plnitd, from plnus, full; see pel-¹ in Indo-European roots.]

pleni·tudi·nous (-t

s, -ty

-) adj.

plenitude [ˈplɛnɪˌtjuːd]

1. abundance; copiousness

2. the condition of being full or complete

[via Old French from Latin plēnitūdō, from plēnus full]

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Noun

plenitude - a full supply; "there was plenty of food for everyone"

plenteousness, plentifulness, plentitude, plenty

abundance, copiousness, teemingness - the property of a more than adequate quantity or supply; "an age of abundance"

plenitude

noun

1. completeness, fullness, amplitude, repletion The music brought him a feeling of plenitude and freedom.

2. abundance, wealth, excess, bounty, plenty, plethora, profusion, cornucopia, copiousness, plenteousness a book with a plenitude of pictures

Translations

plenitude [ˈplenɪtjuːd] N → plenitud f

plenitude

n (liter) → Fülle f

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-tude abundance amplitude bounty copiousness exuberance fullness Plenitudinary plenteousness plentifulness plentitude plenty prime profusion teemingness wealth	A culture of liberty would indeed beget the raucous, plenitudinous hodgepodge McCarthy speaks of. Are property rights enough? Should libertarians care about cultural ... by Reason He holds that utopianism is a vestige of what the philosopher Martin Heidegger calls "onto-theological thought," where the wish for a plenitudinous realm of unfettered life--a kind of Eden of absolute epistemological and ontological bliss--presupposes a transcendent position that is unreachable for human thought. Deconstruction, feminism, and law: Cornell and MacKinnon on female ... by Clark, M.J. / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy This is not to say that Erasmus's scriptural renovation fails to remove from the Vulgate many of its spurious accretions, nor that the art of discourse is fruitless for Erasmus, simply that the notion of an original text promised by a philological renovation according to the humanist goal of adfontes remains elusive, just as the plenitudinous meaning of the Gospel remains inexpressible through the application of a strictly literal hermeneutics. Erasmus and the hermeneutics of linguistic praxis by Barnett, Mary Jane / Renaissance Quarterly	Pleistocene Pleistocene epoch Plekhanov plena Plenal Plenarily Plenariness Plenarty plenary plenary indulgence Plenary inspiration Plene Plenicorn Plenilunary Plenilune Plenipotence plenipotent plenipotentiary plenish Plenishing plenism Plenist plenitude Plenitudinarian Plenitudinary plenitudinous plenteous plenteously plenteousness Plentevous plentiful plentifully plentifulness plentitude plenty plenum plenum system pleo- Pleochroic pleochroism Pleochromatic pleochromatism Pleochroous Pleomorphic pleomorphic rhabdomyosarcoma pleomorphic rhabdosarcoma pleomorphism Pleomorphous pleomorphy pleonasm Pleonast	Plene administravit Plene administravit praeter Plene computavit Plenery Plenery Plenery Plenicorn Plenilunary Plenilune Plenipotence Plenipotent plenipotentiaries plenipotentiaries plenipotentiaries plenipotentiary plenipotentiary plenipotentiary Plenipotentiary Mission Plenis Coloribus Plenish Plenishing plenishing nail Plenism Plenist plenitude plenitude plenitudes plenitudes Plenitudinarian Plenitudinary plenitudinous Pleno empleo Pleno emprego Pleno Titulo plenteous plenteous plenteously plenteously plenteousness plenteousness Plentevous plentiful plentiful plentifully plentifully plentifulness plentifulness plentitude plentitude plentitude plentitudes plentitudes plenty plenty plenty plenty Plenty o' Hips And Thighs plenty of Plenty of fish Plenty of Jewelry Plenty of Joy

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-tude
abundance
amplitude
bounty
copiousness
exuberance
fullness
Plenitudinary
plenteousness
plentifulness
plentitude
plenty
prime
profusion
teemingness
wealth

A culture of liberty would indeed beget the raucous, plenitudinous hodgepodge McCarthy speaks of.

Are property rights enough? Should libertarians care about cultural ... by Reason

He holds that utopianism is a vestige of what the philosopher Martin Heidegger calls "onto-theological thought," where the wish for a plenitudinous realm of unfettered life--a kind of Eden of absolute epistemological and ontological bliss--presupposes a transcendent position that is unreachable for human thought.

Deconstruction, feminism, and law: Cornell and MacKinnon on female ... by Clark, M.J. / Duke Journal of Gender Law & Policy

This is not to say that Erasmus's scriptural renovation fails to remove from the Vulgate many of its spurious accretions, nor that the art of discourse is fruitless for Erasmus, simply that the notion of an original text promised by a philological renovation according to the humanist goal of adfontes remains elusive, just as the plenitudinous meaning of the Gospel remains inexpressible through the application of a strictly literal hermeneutics.

Erasmus and the hermeneutics of linguistic praxis by Barnett, Mary Jane / Renaissance Quarterly

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