The state of containing or holding as much or as many of something as possible, or of being filled to capacity.

The fact or condition of being filled to the limit or of being excessively full; an instance of this; (in early use) esp. an excess of humours…

fullness. Chiefly Scottish in later use.

The action of filling; the condition of being filled; fullness.

The state or condition of being replete; repletion, fullness; †corpulence (obsolete).

Fullness; plenitude.

The action of filling something; the state of being filled to the full, satisfaction, fulfilment. Also: an act of fulfilling something. Now rare.

Chiefly literary. In extended use: a condition of fullness or great quantity; a place filled with something.

The condition of being closely filled or packed.

Physical or bodily fullness; the condition of being filled or occupied. Also: = plenum, n. 1. Obsolete.