Definition of "fulsomely" [fulsomely]

• In a fulsome manner (adverb)

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• "Toder, while acting for Jammie, also fulsomely praised RIAA lawyer Richard Gabriel, who was doing his best to see her pilloried."
• "Because Toder who, while acting as her attorney, fulsomely praised RIAA lawyer Richard Gabriel, who was doing his best to see her pilloried, has pulled out."
• "Toder acted for Jamie in the first case, but withdrew, and in the story of his departure, he, “fulsomely praised RIAA lawyer Richard Gabriel, who was doing his best to see her pilloried, has pulled out,” we said, going on:"