Plenary

plē′nā-ri, adj. full: entire: complete: ( law ) pa ing through all its stages—opp. to Summary : having full powers.— adv. Plen′arily .— ns. Plen′arine ; Plē′narty , the state of a benefice when occupied; Plē′nist , one who believes all space to be filled with matter; Plen′itude , fullne : completene : repletion; Plē′num , space considered as in every part filled with matter.— Plenary inspiration , inspiration which excludes all mixture of error. [Low L. plenarius —L. ple-nus , full— plēre , to fill.]