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full
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- pronunciation:
- fUl
- parts of speech:
- adjective, adverb
- phrases:
- in full
- features:
- Word Builder
part of speech: |
adjective |
inflections: |
fuller, fullest |
definition 1: |
not able to hold or contain any more.
The trunk is full, so put your suitcase in the back seat.- synonyms:
- brimming, filled
- similar words:
- packed, stuffed
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definition 2: |
having a large number or amount.
Your spelling test was full of mistakes.- synonyms:
- rich
- antonyms:
- void
- similar words:
- abundant, flush, heaping
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definition 3: |
whole; complete.
Grandpa has a full life these days.- synonyms:
- complete, whole
- antonyms:
- incomplete
- similar words:
- all, broad, flush, perfect, rich, satisfying
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related words: |
bountiful, comprehensive, explicit, grand, whole |
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part of speech: |
adverb |
inflections: |
fuller, fullest |
definition: |
completely; exactly.
Dad hugged me full around the middle.- synonyms:
- absolutely, completely, directly, entirely, exactly, precisely, quite, right, straight, totally, wholly
- similar words:
- very
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phrase: |
in full |
derivation: |
fullness (n.) |
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