pluminess

/ˈpluːmɪnəs/

Definitions

1. noun

The state or quality of being plump or full-bodied, especially in relation to the color purple or the fruit plum.

“The pluminess of the ripe grapes made them irresistible to the fruit enthusiasts.”

2. noun

A quality or characteristic of being rich, luxurious, or elaborate, often in a somewhat old-fashioned or poetic sense.

“The pluminess of the 18th-century palace architecture was a testament to its former grandeur.”

Synonyms

  • lusciousness
  • luxuriance

Antonyms

  • scarcity
  • thinness