adv
fully
FUU-lee
adv
1
Completely; entirely; with nothing left out.
"She was fully aware of the risks before she signed."
"The wound had fully healed within a month."
How to Use Fully
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishCompletely or entirely — used to intensify how thoroughly something is true.
Common pairings
fully aware
fully booked
fully recovered
fully functional
Word Forms
more fully comparative, fullied past tense, fullies singular, most fully superlative
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Etymology
From Old English fullice, from full + the adverbial suffix -ly.