Full

In a state of containing the maximum possible amount or number of something; complete; saturated; experiencing the complete satisfaction of a desire or need; or marked by abundance or richness.

It can describe a filled space, a satisfied feeling, or a quality of abundance. It implies no room for more, a sense of completeness, or a state of being intensely present. .

Full meaning with examples

The gas tank was Full after the recent fill-up, leaving no space for any more petrol. Now we can drive to our destination.
After that massive Thanksgiving feast, her stomach was Full, making her lethargic and content. It was the best holiday meal!
The concert hall was Full of cheering fans, creating an electric atmosphere for the performance. Everyone came!
Her Full and vibrant painting displayed a remarkable use of colour and texture and was amazing to observe! Incredible!
He lived a Full life, experiencing many adventures and leaving a positive impact on those he met. A life lived well!

Full Synonyms

abundant complete filled packed plentiful replete sated saturated teeming thorough

Full Antonyms

deficient depleted empty hollow incomplete insufficient lacking scarce vacant wanting

Full Crossword Answers

3 Letters

WAX

4 Letters

MOON TILT GOOD WIDE

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SATED BROAD TOTAL FULLY

6 Letters

ENTIRE FILLED LOADED

7 Letters

STOCKED REPLETE PLENARY STUFFED WIDECUT

8 Letters

COMPLETE FULLMOON

9 Letters

TOTHEFULL

13 Letters

FULLOFTHEMOON

18 Letters

FULLPHASEOFTHEMOON