to the greatest degree or extent; totally; entirely amply; sufficiently; adequately: they were fully fed at least: it was fully an hour before she came
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ful•ly /ˈfʊli/USA pronunciation
adv.
WordReference Random House Unabridged Dictionary of American English © 2025- entirely or completely;
to the greatest amount or degree:Are you fully aware of what you have done? - quite;
at least:Fully half the class attended.
ful•ly
(fŏŏl′ē, fŏŏl′lē),USA pronunciation adv.
- entirely or wholly:You should be fully done with the work by now.
- quite or at least:Fully half the class attended the ceremony.
- Middle English, Old English. See full1, -ly bef. 900
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'fully' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):
Athena
- Browning automatic rifle
- Brunei
- Etruscan
- Jackson
- Madagascar
- Niger
- abreast
- active
- adequate
- adult
- affectation
- aim
- airway
- alert
- all
- all-or-nothing
- ample
- amply
- animal faith
- anxious
- apodictic
- aposiopesis
- appliance
- appreciate
- artful
- au courant
- au fait
- back
- badly
- baleful
- baneful
- bashful
- bay
- bayonet socket
- bear
- best
- better
- between
- big bang
- blameful
- blankly
- blissful
- blithe
- blown
- blush
- boastful
- boomer
- boottopping
- bowling crease