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full·ness [ˈfʊlnəs] N no pl

1. fullness (being full):

fullness
polnost f
fullness of stomach
napetost f

2. fullness (roundedness):

fullness
zaobljenost f

3. fullness FASHION:

fullness of a dress
polnost f
fullness of hair
volumen m

4. fullness of wine:

fullness
polnost f

ill·ness [ˈɪlnəs] N

fit·ness [ˈfɪtnəs] N no pl

use·ful·ness [ˈju:sfəlnəs] N no pl

care·ful·ness [ˈkeəfəlnəs] N no pl

1. carefulness (caution):

carefulness
previdnost f
carefulness
pazljivost f

2. carefulness (meticulousness):

carefulness
natančnost f
carefulness
temeljitost f

cheer·ful·ness [ˈtʃɪəfəlnəs] N no pl

truth·ful·ness [ˈtru:θfəlnəs] N no pl

1. truthfulness (veracity):

truthfulness
resnicoljubnost f

sad·ness [ˈsædnəs] N no pl

shy·ness [ˈʃaɪnəs] N no pl

dim·ness [ˈdɪmnəs] N no pl

2. dimness (lack of intelligence):

dimness
neumnost f

dry·ness [ˈdraɪnəs] N no pl

I . har·ness <-es> [ˈhɑ:nɪs] N

2. harness fig:

in harness
skupno
in harness
v navezi

II . har·ness [ˈhɑ:nɪs] VB trans

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2. harness fig:

harness
koristiti [perf izkoristiti]

li·on·ess <-es> [ˈlaɪənes] N

low·ness [ˈləʊnəs] N no pl

1. lowness (in height):

lowness
nizkost f
lowness of the neckline
globina f

2. lowness (low-pitch):

lowness of note
nizkost f
lowness of voice
globina f

3. lowness (shortage):

lowness
pomanjkanje n

4. lowness (meanness):

lowness
podlost f

5. lowness (depression):

lowness
potrtost f

mad·ness [ˈmædnəs] N no pl

1. madness (insanity):

madness
norost f
madness
blaznost f

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The plan involved the spirits receiving bodies on earth and going through trials in order to learn, progress, and receive a fulness of joy.
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The term fulness of times was designated as a specific period by a variety of theologians and pastors in the nineteenth century and early twentieth century.
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Smith was told not to join any of the churches, but that the fulness of the gospel would be made known to him at a later time.
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This reuniting of body and spirit results in a perfect soul that is immortal and eternally young and healthy and capable of receiving a fulness of joy.
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The ultimate goal of this process of learning and growth is to gain a fulness of joy.
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For in him the whole fulness of deity dwells bodily...
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The former have discussed the structure and organization of the national government, in all its departments, with admirable fulness and force.
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To him, law was the pillar of fire by night and smoke by day, ever leading him onward to the fulness of law, maturing in justice.
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He liked to look into his own heart with a severe eye, but he was also able to pour himself out with tumultuous fulness.
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It is a most profound, learned, acute, and excellent production, distinguished for its accuracy, fulness, and judgment.
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