full force
All-out, holding nothing
Full force means with maximum strength, intensity, or power—holding nothing back.
Weather hits with full force; laws take effect in full force; someone throws a punch at full force.
The phrase emphasizes completeness: The storm struck the coast in full force.
She pushed back against the criticism with full force.
- impactForceful contact or consequence
- surgeSudden powerful increase
- earthquakeSeismic ground movement
- avalancheRapid mountain snow collapse
- hurricaneViolent tropical windstorm
blow · momentum · hit · all-out · no holds barred · brunt · head on collision · unleashed · eruption · storm · drive · hit the ground running · velocity · slam · unrestrained · determination · smash · wrecking ball
full forcehalf-hearted
Lacking sincerity or zeal
half-heartedly · weakly · feebly · gently · softly
full forcehalf-hearted
Lacking sincerity or zeal
halfheartedly · half-heartedly · unenthusiastically · going through the motions · minimal effort
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