Brimful
adjective
Completely filled with something.
The jar was brimful of honey.
Often appears as...
- brimful of confidence
- brimful of enthusiasm
adjective
Completely filled with something.
The jar was brimful of honey.
Often appears as...
- brimful of confidence
- brimful of enthusiasm
Definition 1 of 1
Pro Tip 1/3Full Capacity
Brimful implies something is at its maximum capacity, with no space left.
Her schedule was brimful with appointments.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Overflow
Often used to indicate an abundance of positive qualities or emotions.
He arrived brimful of cheer and goodwill.
Pro Tip 3/3Visual Imagery
Brimful can create a strong visual image of something overflowing or ready to spill.
Her eyes were brimful with tears of joy.
Pro Tip 1/3Full Capacity
Brimful implies something is at its maximum capacity, with no space left.
Her schedule was brimful with appointments.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Overflow
Often used to indicate an abundance of positive qualities or emotions.
He arrived brimful of cheer and goodwill.
Pro Tip 3/3Visual Imagery
Brimful can create a strong visual image of something overflowing or ready to spill.
Her eyes were brimful with tears of joy.
Pro Tip 1/3Full Capacity
Brimful implies something is at its maximum capacity, with no space left.
Her schedule was brimful with appointments.
Pro Tip 2/3Positive Overflow
Often used to indicate an abundance of positive qualities or emotions.
He arrived brimful of cheer and goodwill.
Pro Tip 3/3Visual Imagery
Brimful can create a strong visual image of something overflowing or ready to spill.
Her eyes were brimful with tears of joy.
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