noun
definition
Fullness; completeness.
definition
An abundance; a full supply.
definition
Fullness (of the moon).
Examples of plenitude in a Sentence
Unfortunately the king was bent upon still further emphasizing the plenitude of his power.
It is not a despotic monarchy governed from one centre and by a monarch in whom plenitude of power resides.
The layout offers great comfort and space to allow you to enjoy the plenitude and warmth of the region.
In the discharge or that responsibility it exercises the full plenitude of judicial power.
Canonization is the solemn and definitive act by which the pope decrees the plenitude of public honours.
As part of their information sharing, they offer a plenitude of job opportunities listed for work at home moms.
This implies that the first existence is the infinite plenitude of being, separate by essence from all diversity of existents.
Once you have mastered these two dances and how to use step sheets, look into the plenitude of line dances that already exist, or start making up some of your very own.
This primacy, a primacy of honour and jurisdiction, involving the plenitude of power over the teaching, the worship, the discipline and administration of the Church, is received by the pope as part of the succession of St Peter, together with the episcopate of Rome.
It prepared the way for the dogmatic formulation of the plenitude of the papal power three centuries later by the council of the Vatican.