Antonyms for in full
| Grammar : Adv |
| Spell : foo l |
| Phonetic Transcription : fÊŠl |
Definition of in full
Origin :- Old English full "completely, full, perfect, entire, utter," from Proto-Germanic *fullaz (cf. Old Saxon full, Old Frisian ful, Old Norse fullr, Old High German fol, German voll, Gothic fulls), from PIE *pele- (1) "to fill" (see poly-).
- Adverbial sense was common in Middle English (full well, full many, etc.). Related: Fuller; fullest. Full moon was Old English fulles monan; first record of full-blood in relation to racial purity is from 1812. Full house is 1710 in the theatrical sense, 1887 in the poker sense.
- As in intensively : adv completely
- As in completely : adv entirely
Synonyms for in full
- absolutely
- all the way
- altogether
- competently
- comprehensively
- conclusively
- effectively
- en masse
- exclusively
- exhaustively
- extensively
- finally
- from A to Z
- from beginning to end
- fully
- heart and soul
- hook line and sinker
- in all
- in and out
- in entirety
- in full
- in toto
- inside out
- on all counts
- painstakingly
- perfectly
- quite
- solidly
- thoroughly
- to the end
- to the limit
- to the max
- to the nth degree
- totally
- ultimately
- unabridged
- unanimously
- unconditionally
- undividedly
- up and down
- utterly
- wholly
- without omission
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