English · Adjectives

full

/fʊl/

[/fʊl/]

filled completely

Beginneradjective

Definition

Holding as much as possible; containing a lot.

Example

The glass was full, so she carried it carefully to avoid any spills.

The glass was full, so she carried it carefully to avoid any spills.

Etymology

From Old English 'full', of Germanic origin.

How & Where It’s Used

Describes containers, schedules, and stomachs.

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