plenary

1. complete in all respects; unlimited or full 2. fully attended by all qualified members


This word comes from Walker Percy’s The Moviegoer: “He has won title to his own existence, as plenary an existence now as Holden’s, by refusing to be stampeded like the ladies from Hattiesburg.

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