plenary
1 of 1adjective/ˈplinəri/
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complete in every respect
- The artist's mastery of various mediums was evident in the plenary range of artworks on display at the gallery.
- After years of study, she attained a plenary understanding of the complex theories underlying quantum mechanics.
- The committee reached a plenary decision, leaving no aspect of the proposal unaddressed.
- His plenary commitment to environmental conservation led him to spearhead multiple initiatives within the community.
- The conference provided a plenary exploration of the historical, social, and cultural dimensions of the Renaissance period.