fully

To the max

Fully means completely or entirely—to the maximum extent possible.

A room that is fully furnished lacks nothing essential.

Someone fully aware of a situation understands it thoroughly.

Fully often intensifies adjectives and participles: fully grown, fully loaded, fully committed.

It can also mean at least: Fully half the audience had left by intermission.

completeness

completely

To the fullest extent

absolutely · thoroughly · totally · perfectly · altogether · exhaustively · unreservedly · unconditionally · purely · comprehensively

certainty

definitely

With complete certainty

truly · indeed · exactly · really · absolutely · positively · undoubtedly · unquestionably · assuredly · decidedly

abundance

overflowing

Exceeding capacity, spilling out

packed · crammed · laden · replete · stuffed · saturated · flooded · loaded · filled · brimful

satisfaction

satisfied

Having enough, wanting nothing

nourished · quenched · sated · pleased · appeased · indulged · well-fed · replete

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completeness

fullypartially

To an incomplete extent

partly · incompletely · halfway · half · barely

thoroughness

fullysuperficially

At surface level only

shallowly · cursorily · summarily · perfunctorily · hastily

precision

fullyapproximately

Close but not exact

roughly · nearly · almost · vaguely · nebulously

Phrases
Family

full, fulfill, fullness, fulfilled, fulfillment, fulfilling, full-fledged, fully-fledged

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G