fulfillness

English

Alternative forms

• fulfilness

Etymology

From fulfil +‎ -ness.

Pronunciation

• IPA^(key): /fʊlˈfɪlnəs/

Noun

fulfillness (usually uncountable, plural fulfillnesses)

1. (nonstandard) The state of being fulfilled or complete; completeness; that which fills all things; fulfillment
   • 1996, Steven M. Friedson, Dancing Prophets: Musical Experience in Tumbuka Healing:

     Through music, with its resultant trance, Tumbuka have the possibility of experiencing the present — and thus each other — in complete "fulfillness."

   • 1997, P. V. R. Rayudu, How to Read a Horoscope:

     You will realise your ambitions and fulfilness of deeds.

   • 2008, Maiya Gray-Cobb, Geof Gray-Cobb, Angels: The Guardians of Your Destiny:

     What is destroyed will be replaced by creative light, fulfillness and progressive development.

   • 2008, Frank O. Braynard, S. S. Savannah, the Elegant Steam Ship:

     I am rather an enthusiast on the subject of rewarding genius, especially when its fulfillnesses are connected with patriotic objects: […]

   • 2009, Edna McGinty Pyron Knight, A Test of Faith:

     Let us allow Him to work in and through us to reveal the way to fulfillness.

   • 2010, Vassil Sgurev, Mincho Hadjiski, Intelligent Systems: From Theory to Practice:

     In order to create a stable fuzzy ontology certain checks for accuracy and fulfillness must be done.