This week’s theme
Misc words

This week’s words
coruscate
plenitude
rufescent
brume
altiloquent

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PRONUNCIATION:

(PLEN-i-tood/tyood)

MEANING:

noun:
1. The state of being full.
2. Abundance.

ETYMOLOGY:

From Latin plenus (full). Earliest documented use: 1425.

USAGE:

“Your stomachs are round with the plenitude of eating.”
Jack London; The Iron Heel; Macmillan; 1907.

See more usage examples of plenitude in Vocabulary.com’s dictionary.

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