Plenary

['pliːnərɪ] or ['plɛnəri]

Definition

(adj.) full in all respects; 'a plenary session of the legislature'; 'a diplomat with plenary powers' .

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Definition

(a.) Full; entire; complete; absolute; as, a plenary license; plenary authority.

(n.) Decisive procedure.

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Synonyms and Synonymous

a. Full, complete, entire.

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Synonyms and Antonyms

SYN:Full, abundant, complete, entire, unreserved, unstinted, unrestricted

ANT:Partial, incomplete, restricted, reserved, contingent, temporary

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Definition

adj. full: entire: complete: (law) passing through all its stages—opp. to Summary: having full powers.—adv. Plen′arily.—ns. Plen′ariness; Plē′narty the state of a benefice when occupied; Plē′nist one who believes all space to be filled with matter; Plen′itude fullness: completeness: repletion; Plē′num space considered as in every part filled with matter.—Plenary inspiration inspiration which excludes all mixture of error.

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