Full Adjective Synonyms
complete, entire, whole
The recipe calls for a full dozen egg yolks.
fully, completely, entirely, wholly, thoroughly, altogether
That is not a full-grown horse.
filled or rounded out, round(ish), well-rounded, plump, robust, shapely, well-shaped, curvaceous, buxom, busty, voluptuous, full-bodied, well-proportioned, well-built , stacked, well-stacked, zaftig, built
His face is rather full, so wrinkles don't show. Her figure is what I'd call full.
wide, ample, generous, broad, copious, loose(-fitting)
The tight bolero jacket is offset by a full skirt.
powerful, resonant, rich, deep, loud
His full bass voice was unmistakable.
complete, whole, entire, comprehensive, uncut, unabridged, intact, unshortened, unbowdlerized, uncensored
We were to receive full pay for a half day's work. Is this a full deck of cards? I have a full set of the original engravings.
unrestricted, non-restricted, unconditional, unqualified
Payment of dues entitles you to full membership privileges.
occupied, engrossed, absorbed, immersed, preoccupied, obsessed, consumed, engaged, concerned
She's entirely too full of herself to pay any attention to us.
squarely, directly, right, precisely, exactly, bang, slap, smack
The ball hit him full in the eye.
unobscured, unshaded, undimmed, open, broad, bright, shining, brilliant, dazzling, glaring, intense, blazing, blinding, harsh, vivid, revealing
We emerged into full daylight. In the full light of day, the plan seems unworkable.
sentimental, emotional, overflowing
His heart was so full he could say no more.
utmost, greatest, maximum, highest, top, extreme
Full speed ahead.
Full Adverb Synonyms
maximum, greatest degree, fullest
The moon is at its full tonight.
very, perfectly, exceedingly, quite, damned
You know full well why I am here.
Full Noun Synonyms
complete, thorough, detailed, comprehensive, total, all-inclusive, broad, extensive, all-encompassing, exhaustive, plenary
The police are demanding a full investigation.
Full Verb Synonyms
filled, replete, brimming, brim-full, packed, jam-packed, congested, loaded, bursting, chock-a-block, chock-full or choke-full or chuck-full, jammed, crammed, solid, well supplied, crowded, stuffed, gorged, saturated, sated, satiated
The tank is full of petrol. Her Christmas stocking was full of toys. I'm full, I couldn't manage another bite.
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