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Full

adjective

filled up or having a lot

4 letters 1 syllable

What does Full mean?

filled up or having a lot

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Dictionary definition

Holding as much as possible or having a large amount of something.

Example sentences

Full in a sentence

easy

The cup is full of water.

medium

The bus was full after school.

hard

A full answer includes enough details to be clear.

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Practice 2

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Full

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Synonyms

Words like Full

filledClose in meaning in many contexts.
completeClose in meaning in many contexts.
Antonyms

Opposite words

emptyUseful contrast for understanding the word.
partialUseful contrast for understanding the word.
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Base word

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