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Inflections of 'full' (adj):

fuller: adj comparative

fullest: adj superlative

WordReference Collins English Usage © 2026

full

If something is full of things or people, it contains a very large number of them.

They had a large garden full of pear and apple trees.

His office was full of people.

Be careful
Don't use any preposition except of after full in sentences like these.

'full' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

any - be - chair - dare - excited - fact - have - have got - in - just - let's - media - might - not - old - one - point - shall - sheep - should - small - sometimes - spring - summer - waist - wear - with - would

Forum discussions with the word(s) "full" in the title:

>> Topic summary: Numbers - reading, speaking, saying, writing in full [number say speak read write] - English Only forum
..., her mind full of...? - English Only forum
...[an] Extended Project titled ‘Is the Internet or the Supermarket affecting the UK High Street the most?’. [full stop/punctuation] - English Only forum
"...a lover is apt to be as full of secrets from himself.." - English Only forum
...full of bounce and zip and the gift of gab... - English Only forum
...last his full time... - English Only forum
''Full of yourself'' in American English - English Only forum
'full-function solution' - English Only forum
'Visiting' full-time staff - English Only forum
’packed it full of clothes’ - English Only forum
(.) = full stop or dot? - English Only forum
(bathroom) half bath / full bath in everyday speech? - English Only forum
[enrollment is full] or [intake is full] - English Only forum
[From behind one pillar] I could peep round quietly at the full front of the mansion - English Only forum
[I am out of it] and disposed for full holiday - English Only forum
[repertoire] in "newcomers develop the ability to interpret and use the repertoire which full members command" - English Only forum
[there was no power] in that smooth-skinned face of a full oval shape - English Only forum
[There'll be, it'll be, we'll have] a full moon tonight. - English Only forum
1/4 of the way full - English Only forum
10 full-time employees aboard and 300 contractors around the world on demand - English Only forum
250 kg short of the full amount - English Only forum
50 full-time staff - English Only forum
80% full - English Only forum
a (whole) paper bag (full) of bank notes - English Only forum
A [full] on rainstorm - English Only forum
a bare or full infinitive - English Only forum
A basket full of pears vs There's a basket full of pears - English Only forum
A Belly Full Of Me - English Only forum
a bird in full song//a bird singing at its best - English Only forum
A bottle of water - full or not necessarily full? - English Only forum
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