Advertisement
Advertisement
full
adjective as in brimming, filled
Strongest matches
adequate, big, chock-full, complete, crowded, entire, intact, packed, stocked, sufficient
Strong matches
abounding, burdened, bursting, crammed, glutted, gorged, imbued, impregnated, jammed, laden, lavish, loaded, overflowing, padded, replete, sated, satiated, satisfied, saturated, stuffed, suffused, surfeited, teeming, weighted
Weak matches
abundant, awash, bounteous, brimful, chockablock, competent, extravagant, jam-packed, jammed full, packed like sardines, plenteous, plentiful, plethoric, profuse, running over, voluminous
adjective as in thorough
Strongest matches
absolute, adequate, broad, complete, comprehensive, detailed, entire, exhaustive, extensive, generous, maximum, perfect, whole
Strong matches
integral, itemized, minute, particular, particularized, unabridged
Weak matches
abundant, all-inclusive, ample, blow-by-blow, choate, circumstantial, clocklike, copious, plenary, plenteous, plentiful, unlimited
adjective as in deep in sound
adjective as in satiated in hunger
Weak matches
Example Sentences
You can hear the full interview with Lucy Powell on Political Thinking with Nick Robinson on BBC Sounds.
In 17 years, Nepal has had 14 governments, and no leader has completed a full five-year term.
The next few days amount to the UK offering a vital ally the full works of what he loves: royalty, military bands, a flypast, a banquet and plenty more besides.
As independence celebrations approach, plans including music festivals, presidential medal ceremonies and a football match to include Argentinian Lionel Messi are in full swing.
To obtain a full driving licence for Great Britain a driver must pass their test in a car with manual gears.
Advertisement
From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement
Browse
