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ADVERB
completely
Synonyms
STRONGEST
absolutely altogether comprehensively effectively entirely finally fully perfectly quite thoroughly totally ultimately unconditionally utterly wholly
WEAK
all the way competently conclusively en masse exclusively exhaustively extensively from A to Z from beginning to end hook, line, and sinker in all in entirety in toto on all counts painstakingly solidly to the end to the limit to the max to the nth degree unabridged unanimously undividedly with heart and soul without omission
Antonyms
STRONGEST
inadequately incompletely partially partly
ADVERB
intensively
Synonyms
STRONGEST
competently comprehensively effectively exclusively exhaustively extensively fully thoroughly
WEAK
absolutely all the way altogether conclusively en masse finally from A to Z from beginning to end hook, line, and sinker in all in and out in entirety in toto inside out on all counts painstakingly perfectly quite solidly to the end to the limit to the max to the nth degree totally ultimately unabridged unanimously unconditionally undividedly up and down utterly wholly with heart and soul without omission
Antonyms
STRONGEST
inadequately incompletely partially

Example Sentences

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While the wing was away, Scotland didn't half play and Russell in full genius mode was at the heart of it.

From BBC

The first of the month is a signal to millions of tenants that rent is due in full.

From MarketWatch

"To the thousands of fans who bought tickets, thank you, we will ensure you will be refunded in full as soon as possible."

From BBC

Many companies, however, have tried to soften the blow by stocking up on inventory ahead of planned levy hikes and avoided passing on additional hikes in full to consumers.

From Barron's

That dramatic version has not survived in full and is considered lost.

From Science Daily

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.