fully

/fʊli/

completely or entirely

She understood the concept fully.

She understood the concept completely.

general

to the greatest extent or degree; completely

He was fully prepared for the exam.

He was completely ready for the exam.

The room was fully decorated for the party.

The room was entirely decorated for the party.

Often used to emphasize completeness or totality.

Collocations

fully awarecompletely awarefully chargedcompletely chargedfully functionalcompletely operational

equipped with all possible features or options

completely reserved or occupied

'Fully' is often used to describe something that is complete or to the maximum extent.

'Fully' is an adverb and should not be used as an adjective.

From Middle English 'fulliche', from Old English 'full' (full) + '-lice' (adverb suffix).

Can be used as an adverb to emphasize that something is done to the maximum extent possible.

full

complete or entire

root

-ly

adverb suffix

suffix

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