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worldful en · NOUN

Etymology

From world + -ful.

Meanings

1. As much or as many as would fill a world.
   • "[…]Entire worldsful of beings who look at yonder stars till it aches in them, and know that except for a few lucky individuals, none of them will ever get out there, nor will their descendants have any real say about the future, no, will instead remain nothing but potential victims—" 1963–1973, Poul Anderson, David Falkayn: Star Trader, Baen Books, published 2009:
   • As one writer put it: “Wealth is counted in worldsful of gold.[…]” 1935 August 28, Irving S. Cutter, “How to Keep Well: Paresis or Dementia”, in Chicago Daily Tribune, volume XCIV, number 206, page 10:

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