Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
pleroma
noun
pluh-ROH-muh
Definition
Pleroma refers to the fullness or completeness of something, often used in a philosophical or theological context.
Examples
- The concept of pleroma is significant in Gnostic texts, where it describes the divine fullness of God.
- In certain philosophical discussions, one might refer to the pleroma of human experience as encompassing both joy and suffering.
- Artists often strive to capture the pleroma of life in their work, depicting all aspects of human existence.
Meaning
In a broader sense, pleroma signifies a state of fullness, where all parts are present and nothing is lacking.
Synonyms
- fullness
- completeness
- totality
- wholeness
