teemingness

9.7

A state of being full of many people or things

noun
/ˈtiːmɪŋnəs/

: abundancia

The teemingness of the tropical rainforest makes it home to countless plant and animal species.

Examples

During the festival, the city's streets pulsed with the teemingness of visitors and performers.
The garden's teemingness with flowers was breathtaking.
Historians wrote about the teemingness of ideas during the Renaissance period.
The teemingness of life in the ocean is astounding.
During the festival, the city's streets pulsed with the teemingness of visitors and performers.
The teemingness of the tropical rainforest makes it home to countless plant and animal species.
The teemingness of life in the ocean is astounding.

Synonyms

abundance

vsteemingness

104 3.3

A large amount of something, more than you need

is more about overflowing and profusion rather than just large amount

fullness

vsteemingness

10 2.7

A state in which something has as much inside as it can hold

stresses overflowing excess rather than only reaching full capacity

bountifulness

vsteemingness

1 7.3

A large amount of good things, often food or gifts

focuses on overflowing amount not the idea of giving to others

plentifulness

vsteemingness

1 3.5

A large amount of things or resources that is more than enough

focuses on overflowing profusion rather than merely a full supply

copiousness

vsteemingness

1 7.6

A large amount of something

implies overflowing abundance beyond just having a wide supply

profuseness

vsteemingness

1 8.0

A very large amount of something, like many flowers or details

is about overflowing fullness rather than merely being excessive in amount

Antonyms

emptiness

32 3.6

A space or place that has nothing in it

scarcity

31 4.4

A situation where there is not enough of something people need

How Abundant

teemingness

9.7

profusion

7 6.6

abundance

104 3.3

Surface Forms

teemingness singular

teemingnesses plural

Morphology

teemingness = teeming (transparent) = teem + ing + ness

Formed by adding the noun-forming suffix '-ness' to the adjective 'teeming', so the meaning 'state of being teeming' is directly derivable.

Etymology

Teemingness comes from the action word teem ('to be full' or 'to overflow') and the ending -ness ('state' or 'quality'), so teemingness means the state of being full of things, life, or activity.