fullest
Brimming without room
Fullest is the superlative of full—the most complete, the greatest extent, the maximum capacity.
Often appears in fixed expressions: to the fullest (live life to the fullest), fullest extent (prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law), fullest potential (helping students reach their fullest potential).
The word emphasizes completeness or totality.
Greatest permitted quantity
- utmostHighest possible degree
- greatestSurpassing all others
- highestTopmost in position
- supremeHighest in authority
ultimate · pinnacle · zenith · apex · climax · culmination · optimum · paramount
Full to the top
- packedFilled to capacity
- crammedOverfilled or overstuffed
- stuffedFilled beyond capacity
- overflowingExceeding capacity, spilling out
laden · loaded · jammed · bursting · filled · replete · saturated · teeming
Having enough, wanting nothing
fed · nourished · content · gratified · quenched · slaked · surfeited · overfed
Complete sum
- entireLacking no part
- wholeFull and undivided
- completeLacking nothing, fully done
- undividedNot separated into parts
unabridged · comprehensive · exhaustive · thorough · integral · uncut · unedited · unexpurgated
maximum
Greatest permitted quantity
supreme · ultimate · pinnacle · zenith · apex · climax · culmination · optimum · paramount · topmost
brimming
Full to the top
overflowing · laden · loaded · jammed · bursting · filled · replete · saturated · teeming · gorged
satisfied
Having enough, wanting nothing
replete · fed · nourished · content · gratified · quenched · slaked · surfeited · overfed · well-fed
total
Complete sum
undivided · unabridged · comprehensive · exhaustive · thorough · integral · uncut · unedited · unexpurgated · detailed
abundant
Existing in great quantity
rich · plentiful · ample · copious · profuse · bountiful · generous · lavish · sumptuous · exuberant
- live life to the fullestPursue maximum experience
- fuller's earthAbsorbent mineral clay