Overbrimful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Overbrimful is an adjective meaning (rare) Overbrimming; overfull; full to overflowing.
Meaning
(rare) Overbrimming; overfull; full to overflowing.
Example Sentences
To this Russian poet and mystic as well as to Browning, there is nothing like evil in Life. It is overbrimful of only the good. If there is any evil that is visible to the purblind eye, it is there and does not poison the good but would emphasize the existence of the good all the more.
He pulled my head against his fork. The nape of my neck could feel his secrecy swelling. I became overbrimful of cockiness. Looking to see my stepmother was not watching, I rubbed my cheek against my sire’s thigh and put my hand on his ankle. My boldness rising, I stroked his calf. He bent over me and whispered laughingly: ‘D’ye wish me to unbreech ye in front of the whole hall, ye lusty rogue?’
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