fully
Meaning
The adverb "fully" means to the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely.
💡 A common mistake is using "fully" with verbs that imply partial action, such as "partially."
Example Sentences
Word in Context
Anna
woke
early
to
prepare
the
classroom
for
the
new
students
.
She
cleaned
the
desks
and
arranged
the
chairs
so
everyone
could
see
the
board
.
By
mid
-
morning
she
was
fully
satisfied
with
her
work
and
sat
down
to
review
the
day's
plan
.
Although
she
felt
a
little
tired
,
she
knew
the
class
would
go
well
because
she
had
prepared
carefully
.
Common Phrases
fully aware
fully understand
fully committed
Synonyms
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