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