Full

Meaning of the word

The word “full” is an adjective that means complete, total, whole, without restrictions or limitations.

Origin of the word

The word “full” originates in the Latin “plenus”, which also means full or complete.

Word adverbs

Adverbs related to the word “full” are fully and fully.

Conjunctions of the word

The word “full” is not a conjunction, but can be used in conjunction with other words to form conjunctive expressions, such as “full right” or “full employment”.

Synonyms of the word

Some synonyms of the word “full” are complete, total, integral, absolute, full, full, fullness.

Word Definitions

1. that is complete or whole;
2. that has no restrictions or limitations;
3. which is at its maximum degree or capacity;
4. That is full or full.

Phrases that the word applies

– He lived a life full of achievements.

– The team won the victory full.

– The party was full of joy and fun.

Examples of the word in text

1. The project was completely developed, contemplating all the needs of users.

2. She fully dedicated herself to studies and obtained excellent results.

3. The artist expressed his creativity full in his works.

Rhymes with the word

mild, terrain, small, serene, poison, full, dark, nod.

Anagrams with the word

pelno, penlo, polne, polen, lopen, lenpo.