Definition

A quantity that is enough to fill a garden.

Example

The gardener brought a gardenful of flowers to plant in the backyard.

Conversation

I just got back from the plant shop, and I bought a gardenful of flowers!

That sounds amazing! What kind did you get?

I picked up some roses and daisies, plus a few herbs to spice up my cooking.

Sounds like your garden is going to look beautiful!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

**Gardenful** → It is formed from "garden" (from Old English *geard*, meaning an enclosed area or yard) and "-ful" (meaning full of). The word "gardenful" means full of gardens or having the qualities of a garden.

Memory Tip

Think of a space that is 'full of' gardens — 'garden' refers to the enclosed area, and '-ful' indicates abundance.

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