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Meaning
Adv
●
In a
full
manner
; without
lack
or
defect
;
completely
, entirely.
●
Used as an
intensifier
for a quantity.
●
Exactly, equally.
●
So
as to
be
full
(not
hungry
); to satiation.
●
Used to
emphasize
an
action
that is somewhat
shocking
or
unexpected
;
actually
, really, literally.
Verb
●
To
commit
or
send
someone to trial.
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Origin
fully
English
-ly
English
-lice
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
-ly
Middle English (1100-1500)
full
English
full
Old English (ca. 450-1100)
fulle
Middle English (1100-1500)
fullen
Middle English (1100-1500)
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Etym
Synonyms
Sufficiently
Perfectly
Completely
Entirely
Abundantly
Largely
Amply
Plentifully
Comprehensively
Totally
Maturely
Plenteously
Copiously
Exactly
Wholly
Roundly
At Length
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Related
Adequately
Properly
Thoroughly
Truly
Effectively
Permanently
Strongly
Correctly
Actively
Clearly
Deeply
Highly
Directly
Efficiently
Safely
Formally
Simply
Satisfactorily
Readily
Extensively
Easily
Accurately
Complete
Robust
Explicitly
Independently
Precisely
Freely
Wholeheartedly
Immediately
Systematically
Newly
Simultaneously
Objectively
Equally
Instantaneously
Physically
Suitably
Legally
Straightforwardly
Universally
Comprehensive
Quickly
Willingly
Appropriately
Genuinely
Rigorously
Thorough
Evenly
Completed
Instantly
Unambiguously
Rigidly
100 Percent
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Rhymes
Fully
Bully
Pulley
Woolly
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