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nounDefinition of FULL
1
: the highest or fullest state or degree <the full of the moon>
2
: the utmost extent <enjoy to the full>
— in full
1
: to the requisite or complete amount <paid in full>
2
: to the fullest extent : completely <read the book in full>
Examples of FULL
- <the account is now paid in full>
First Known Use of FULL
14th century
Related to FULL
Related Words: gross; completeness, comprehensiveness, cumulativeness, entirety; bulk, lion's share, mass; enchilada, schmear
Near Antonyms: net
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