[f. as prec. + -NESS.] The quality of being exhaustive.
1816. Bentham, Chrestom., 280. The idea of exhaustiveness as applied to logical division.
1872. Minto, Eng. Lit., II. v. 386. The exhaustiveness and subtlety of the thought.
1885. Farrar, in Libr. Mag., Dec., 500/2. The exhaustiveness of the curriculum of your University.
