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fulsome
fulsome \FULL-sum\
adjective
Fulsome describes someone or something that is generous in amount, extent, or spirit.
// They were
fulsome in their praise of her efforts to raise money for the new wing of the children’s hospital.
// A day after offering a weak non-apology for instigating a bases-clearing brawl, the pitcher expressed more
fulsome regrets at a press conference, taking full responsibility.
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Examples:
“... her archive, now kept at Yale University, forms the basis of this lusty, vibrant and fittingly multi-textured bio-doc that pays
fulsome tribute to [Barbara] Hammer’s shapeshifting, once undervalued but now increasingly revered talent.” — Leslie Felperin
The Hollywood Reporter, 4 Sept. 2026
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