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Meanings of so full in English

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Usage of so full in English
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The New Year seems to always start off so full of promise.
Ebony
2
Her recitation was wonderful; so natural, so full of soul and power.
Memories and Anecdotes
3
The hospital was so full that not another could be taken in.
The Book of Missionary Heroes
4
Jaidee smiles sadly at his protégé, so full of hope and faith.
The windup girl
5
The afternoon had been so full of cheer, so simple and pleasant.
The Blood Red Dawn
6
He had been so much alive; so full of schemes and enterprises.
David Poindexter's Disappearance, and Other Tales
7
I can't ask Julian because-well , Imean ,Julian'sso full of rectitude.
Miss Marple: The Complete Short Stories
8
The country had never been so full of hope before or since.
The duel: pakistan on the flight path of american power
9
And the laugh was so full of merriment that it infected me.
Daisy
10
But how come something so full of ice can otherwise feel smooth?
The Guardian
11
The church became so full that the people could hardly find room.
Beneath the Banner: Being Narratives of Noble Lives and Brave De...
12
She was full-bodied, vigorous; and yet not so full-bodied as she seemed.
The Mutiny of the Elsinore
13
She's an incredible cook and so full of fun and positive energy.
News.com.au
14
She was always so full of energy, bright ideas and creative suggestions.
The house on hope street
15
They were so full of high spirits and the spirit of play.
The Gray Dawn
16
He seems so alive, so full of interest in every living thing.
Mrs. Red Pepper
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