pleroma

[Gr. pleroma =that which fills, complement.] 1. Gnosticism: The boundle space through which God, viewed as the purest light, is diffused. 2. Script .: Fullne (cf. 1 Cor. x. 26; Gal. iv. 4; Eph. i. 23); espec., the plenitude of the Divine perfections (Col. ii. 9). plě-rō-mē, s. [PLEROMA.] Bot .: An intermediate ti ue inclosed by the periblem (q. v.), and breaking up into the procambium and the fundamental ti ue. ( Thomé .) *plě-roph-õr-ě, s . [Gr. plērophoria , from plērēs full, and phero =to bear.] Full confidence, faith, or persuasion. *plěsh, subst . [PLASH.] A pool, a puddle, a bog. (Spenser: F. Q., II., viii. 36.) plē-si, pref. [PLESIO-.]