ful·ly 
/ˈfʊli/ adverb
/ˈfʊli/ adverb 1 : in every way or detail : completely or entirely
▪ He fully recovered from the operation. ▪ They will never fully appreciate their luck. ▪ The house is fully furnished. ▪ When will the tree be fully grown? — sometimes used with more and most ▪ I've never felt more fully alive. ▪ We need to understand these problems more fully before we can find a solution to them. ▪ The father is the most fully developed character in the novel. — see also fully booked at 2book 2 : at least — used to stress the large size of a number or amount ▪ Fully 90 percent of us attended the meeting. ▪ Next year, fully three-quarters of the jobs will be unfilled.
▪ He fully recovered from the operation. ▪ They will never fully appreciate their luck. ▪ The house is fully furnished. ▪ When will the tree be fully grown? — sometimes used with more and most ▪ I've never felt more fully alive. ▪ We need to understand these problems more fully before we can find a solution to them. ▪ The father is the most fully developed character in the novel. — see also fully booked at 2book
