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- pronunciation:
- fUl
- parts of speech:
- adjective, adverb
- features:
- Word Builder
| part of speech: |
adjective |
| inflections: |
fuller, fullest |
| definition 1: |
When a box is full, it can't hold any more. When you eat and feel full, it means that your stomach can't hold any more.
I felt full and couldn't eat any dessert, even though it was my favorite kind of ice cream.- synonyms:
- brimming, filled
- similar words:
- packed, stuffed
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| definition 2: |
When your refrigerator is full of food, it means that it has a large amount of food in it. If your vacation was full of fun, it means that you had a lot of fun on your vacation.
The picnic basket was full of good things to eat.My jacket felt heavy because the pockets were full of rocks that I collected.- synonyms:
- rich
- similar words:
- abundant
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| related words: |
whole |
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| part of speech: |
adverb |
| inflections: |
fuller, fullest |
| definition: |
If something hits you full in the face, it means that it hits you exactly in the face.
Lucas fell over when the soccer ball hit him full in the stomach.- synonyms:
- absolutely, directly, entirely, exactly, precisely, quite, right, straight, totally
- similar words:
- very
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| derivation: |
fullness (n.) |
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