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Meaning of fully
The primary meaning of the word "fully" is to the greatest possible extent.
Etymology of fully
The word "fully" has its roots in Old English "fyllian," which means to fill, and is related to the word "full," which means complete or entire
The adverb "fully" emerged in Middle English, around the 14th century, and has been used to indicate completeness or entirety since then
Synonyms
completely
totally
entirely
wholly
utterly
absolutely
perfectly
thoroughly
extensively
comprehensively
exhaustively
meticulously
painstakingly
meticulously
accurately
precisely
exactly
minutely
diligently
carefully
scrupulously
rigorously
strictly
severely
intensely
highly
exceptionally
extraordinarily
remarkably
noticeably
obviously
clearly
evidently
manifestly
palpably
tangibly
visibly
understandably
recognizably
perceptibly
sensibly
reasonably
justifiably
sufficiently
adequately
amply
fully
enough
abundantly
plentifully
richly
lavishly
generously
liberally
copiously
profusely
extensively
widely
broadly
generally
usually
commonly
normally
typically
characteristically
inherently
intrinsically
naturally
organically
authentically
genuinely
sincerely
truly
honestly
faithfully
loyally
devotedly
Definitions
- To the greatest possible extent, completely, or entirely
- * In a complete or absolute manner, without any limitation or exception
- * To the fullest degree or amount, without any shortage or deficiency
Usage Examples
- The new policy will be fully implemented by the end of the year
- * She is fully committed to her job and works long hours every day
- * The company is fully responsible for the damage caused by their negligence
Antonyms
partially
partially
incompletely
inadequately
insufficiently
imperfectly
defectively
faultily
wrongly
incorrectly
inadequately
insufficiently
scantily
sparely
meagerly
poorly
inadequately
insufficiently
sketchily
vaguely
ambiguously
unclearly
doubtfully
questionably
uncertainly
hesitantly
tentatively
undecidedly
unresolvedly
unconvincedly
unconfidently
unsurely
incompletely
imperfectly