Placeful
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Placeful is an adjective meaning Forming a well-defined place; acting as an identifiable location.
Meaning
Forming a well-defined place; acting as an identifiable location.
More Meanings
- Focused on a location and its properties.
- Characteristic of a specific locality;
- The quantity that a place contains.
Example Sentences
The structure is shaped to mingle in unison with the placeful environment of a theological seminary.
The Society sponsored Haus and Garten tours, Oktoberfest activities, "oompah" band parades, and a variety of "placeful" activities.
But the placeful quality of the stories has to do with something more significant than the fact that my interest in them has been more geographical than historical.
This type of system is characteristic of the placeful extreme on the spatiality scale. This is because there is a place - the conference - in which the participants agree they are, in some sense, present.
Word Forms
- placefuls
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include formful, placeable, pointful, formative, well-settled, purpose-like.
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