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Solidity

quality of being solid density consistency opposed to fluidity compactness fullness of matter opposed to openness or hollowness strength soundness opposed

VerbarMezza voce

With a medium fullness of sound

Dregginess

Fullness of dregs or lees foulness feculence

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Dyspepsia

heartburn acrid or fetid eructations a sense of weight or fullness in the stomach etc

Entireness

The state or condition of being entire completeness fullness totality as the entireness of an arch or a bridge

Fatness

or state of being fat plump or full fed corpulency fullness of flesh

Fullness

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Fulness

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Inanition

The condition of being inane emptiness lack of fullness as in the vessels of the body hence specifically exhaustion

Oppletion

of filling up or the state of being filled up fullness

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Solidity

quality of being solid density consistency opposed to fluidity compactness fullness of matter opposed to openness or hollowness strength soundness opposed

VerbarMezza voce

With a medium fullness of sound

Dregginess

Fullness of dregs or lees foulness feculence

Keep your definitions linked to case research

Dyspepsia

heartburn acrid or fetid eructations a sense of weight or fullness in the stomach etc

Entireness

The state or condition of being entire completeness fullness totality as the entireness of an arch or a bridge

Fatness

or state of being fat plump or full fed corpulency fullness of flesh

Fullness

Matched in: Term Fullness

Fulness

See Fullness

Inanition

The condition of being inane emptiness lack of fullness as in the vessels of the body hence specifically exhaustion

Oppletion

of filling up or the state of being filled up fullness

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