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Full: The purity of completeness; the re-creation of emptiness in the form of an invading or encompassing force with such power that the emptiness does with it does most purely: vacates; leaves; vanishes.

Big Sage in Full Bloom

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The Green Earth Dictionary

English as an Indigenous Language

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