plenary

Complete in all respects; unlimited or full.

Fully attended by all qualified members.

Full; entire; complete: as, a plenary license; plenary consent; plenary indulgence.

In law, noting an ordinary suit which passes through all its gradations and formal steps: opposed to summary.

Having full power; plenipotentiary.

In law, decisive procedure.

Decisive procedure.

Full; entire; complete; absolute

an entire remission of temporal punishment due to, or canonical penance for, all sins.

See under Inspiration.