brimming
- adjective
- /ˈbrɪmɪŋ/
- This is cultured milk brimming with live, beneficial bacteria.
Pink Champagne is peachy pink brimming with gold shimmer.
- Pink Champagne is peachy pink brimming with gold shimmer.
- It's it's pulsating and brimming with all kinds of energy.
- Hey, the universe might be brimming with life.
- It's it's literally just brimming with life.
- And in this way, anyone who has a history of having been scapegoated is often just brimming forth with light.
- Like it's just, I don't know, it's to me, it's just brimming with beautiful creativity.
- This edition is brimming with easy to access, updated scientific and clinical information on dyslexia.
- So I mean, think of, you know, Lake MI brimming with paint thinner or something like that, you know, that's not too far off in the future.
- Abandoned malls are consumerism at its terminus, an empty carapace brimming with nostalgia, not meaning.
- New campaigns brimming with spaceships and gravity planes and spell slinging squid brain sucky guys.
Examples
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Like I just feel like it's just brimming with physical potential.
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It's absolutely brimming, full of color, and they are so pretty.
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Hey, the universe might be brimming with life.
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Like it's just, I don't know, it's to me, it's just brimming with beautiful creativity.
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This edition is brimming with easy to access, updated scientific and clinical information on dyslexia.
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Pink Champagne is peachy pink brimming with gold shimmer.
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The garden was brimming with colorful flowers in full bloom.
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Her eyes were brimming with tears of joy as she opened the gift.
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The cup was brimming with hot coffee, ready to be served.
Synonyms
Full of a lot of something, often too much
So full that it almost overflows
Full to the top with something, often a feeling
Full of something that takes up most of it
So full that water spills out and covers the area around it
Antonyms
How Full
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word brimming comes from the simple word brim, meaning 'edge' or 'top' of a cup — the spot where liquid begins to spill. So to be brimming is to be full 'to the point of overflowing' or full of a strong feeling.