plenarie

plenarie [LL] 1 (in respect of payment) to the full amount or quantity, fully, in full. c1160 precipio quatinus predictus redditus sine aliqua disturbacione eis ~ie reddatur Regesta Scot. 143; 1163 do ‥ omnes ‥ decimas ‥ ~ie Ch. Sal. 35; c1165 ~ie solitam censam persolvent Ch. Westm. 276; 1222 quicquid ad pacificandum dictam calumpniam idem comes erogaverit, dictus Lewelinus solvet illud ~ie Ch. Chester 411; 1313 quousque predicte octinginte libre ~ie persolvantur Pri. Cold. 8; 1457 post debita mea ~ie persoluta Wills Richm. 4. 2 in large numbers or with full attendance. 1257 villata de R. ~ie fecit stabliam circa boscum de R. quando cervus exivit SelPlForest 99; 1253 per quatuor villatas propinquiores ‥ que ~ie venerunt et dixerunt ‥ Ib. 111. 3 to a full degree, extent, or scope, fully, entirely, completely. rex noster ‥ angelos atque animas justorum in caelis perfecte ac ~ie dono dilectionis implevit Bede Templ. 769B; dehinc per septem ‥ dies ~ie [AS: fullice] agatur vigilia RegulC 67; c1140 melius et ~ius (v. plenarius 3); c1154 episcopo ~ie reconciliatus est J. Sal. Ep. 35 (5 p. 8); donec veritatis substantia ~ie illucescat Id. Pol. 541D; 1201 libertates ‥ per terras nostras vobis ~ie habere faciemus Pat 2a; reperit se sanitati ‥ integre et ~ie reconstitutum J. Furness Walth. 98; 1287 quod regalis justicia ‥ per ministros eorum juste et ~ie fiat PQW 14a; s1423 mansit ‥ ibidem febricitans ~ie per quindenem Amund. I 129.