To the greatest degree or extent; completely or entirely; (`full' in this sense is used as a combining form)
Sufficiently; more than adequately.
1 McNaughton explained: The lads had a good session today; everyone trained fully .
2 Last week, markets were fully pricing in a rate rise this year.
3 Over centuries perhaps, they would add fully 2m to sea level rise.
4 They have 30 days to open fully according to a government mandate.
5 We should be clear: I myself do not fully understand this question.
6 The sources said it could take months to fully resolve the crisis.
7 It takes a long time to prevent and control the sand fully .
8 Volcker said the status quo could not deal with the situation fully .
9 She did not fully answer my question or respond to my statement.
10 The economy has not fully recovered output lost during the financial crisis.
11 Mr Sanson said he believed this land exchange fully met that test.
12 Banks said he expected taxpayers to be fully repaid within 10 years.
13 I hope our students fully appreciate the quality of education they receive.
14 Opposition Leader Bill Shorten said Labor fully supported the Government's new taskforce.
15 Ewart said it planned to have it fully let by next year.
16 Local business woman Elisha Fisk said she fully supported the new addition.
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