Definition for Full:

• To thicken by moistening, heating, and pressing, as cloth; to mill; to make compact; to scour, cleanse, and thicken in a mill.

Synonyms for Full:

• adj.

  •absolute (adjective)
  • tyrannous,
  • monocratic.
  •all-encompassing (adjective)
  • thorough.
  •brimming, filled (adjective)
  • extravagant,
  • suffused,
  • impregnated,
  • sated,
  • adequate,
  • glutted,
  • imbued,
  • plethoric,
  • overflowing,
  • jammed full,
  • profuse,
  • lavish,
  • teeming,
  • chockablock,
  • competent,
  • sufficient,
  • plenteous,
  • stocked,
  • gorged,
  • chock-full,
  • replete,
  • abounding,
  • surfeited,
  • intact,
  • burdened,
  • brimful,
  • satisfied,
  • entire,
  • satiated,
  • bounteous,
  • awash,
  • weighted.
  •complete (adjective)
  • solid,
  • unabbreviated,
  • unabridged,
  • conclusive,
  • all-embracing,
  • final,
  • integral,
  • sum,
  • accomplished,
  • all over,
  • whole,
  • through,
  • unexpurgated,
  • universal,
  • unreduced,
  • undiminished,
  • collective,
  • unified,
  • done,
  • out-and-out,
  • comprehensive,
  • uncut,
  • round,
  • uncensored,
  • unsevered.
  •deep (adjective)
  • rounded,
  • throaty.
  •deep in sound (adjective)
  • distinct.
  •entire (adjective)
  • full-fledged,
  • full-grown,
  • tally,
  • global,
  • mass,
  • Choate,
  • sweeping,
  • uninjured,
  • full-scale,
  • gross,
  • all-inclusive.
  •eventful (adjective)
  • memorable.
  •generous (adjective)
  • plenitudinous.
  •healthy (adjective)
  • hearty.
  •inclusive (adjective)
  • In Toto.
  •large (adjective)
  • goodly.
  •loose (adjective)
  • baggy,
  • loose.
  •loud (adjective)
  • forte,
  • ear-piercing,
  • Ear-splitting.
  •perfect (adjective)
  • unalloyed,
  • unmixed.
  •puffy (adjective)
  • puffy.
  •resonant (adjective)
  • clangorous,
  • pulsing,
  • reverberant,
  • fruity.
  •satiated in hunger (adjective)
  • satiate.
  •satisfied (adjective)
  • quenched,
  • gratified,
  • Allayed,
  • slaked.
  •thorough (adjective)
  • maximum,
  • extensive,
  • itemized,
  • particularized.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • fully,
  • to the full.

• n.

  •
  • bustling,
  • lively.
  •
  • extreme,
  • completely,
  • thoroughly,
  • grave.
  •
  • packed.
  •full (noun)
  • heavy,
  • pear-shaped,
  • swarming,
  • stentorian,
  • high,
  • orotund,
  • brimfull,
  • overladen,
  • booming,
  • sounding,
  • grumbling,
  • inundated,
  • choke-full,
  • untouched,
  • broad,
  • filled,
  • engorged,
  • rumbling,
  • overloaded,
  • flooded,
  • pregnant,
  • untasted,
  • chockful,
  • riddled,
  • ladened,
  • rotund,
  • weighed down,
  • wide,
  • well-lined,
  • instinct,
  • chuck-full,
  • afloat,
  • sonorous,
  • cram full,
  • wide-cut,
  • nourished,
  • plangent.
  •in full (noun)
  • wholly.
  •mature (noun)
  • grown,
  • mature.
  •time (noun)
  • full moon,
  • full-of-the-moon,
  • full phase of the moon.
  •to the full (noun)
  • entirely,
  • to the utmost,
  • utterly.

• v.

  •change (verb)
  • wax.
  •completed (verb)
  • perfected.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • hollowness,
  • voluminous,
  • tasty,
  • tamper-proof,
  • luscious,
  • brawny,
  • blankness,
  • tangy,
  • empty-headed,
  • jam-packed,
  • yummy,
  • satiety,
  • appetizing,
  • stocky,
  • gourmet,
  • whelm,
  • repletion,
  • Crammed,
  • piquant,
  • round-shouldered,
  • blow-by-blow,
  • strapping,
  • bulging,
  • unattended,
  • padded,
  • thickset,
  • vacuousness,
  • jam-pack,
  • coltish,
  • bullnecked,
  • chock-a-block,
  • statuesque,
  • well-built,
  • beefy,
  • paunchy.
  •
  • deserted,
  • desolation,
  • perfect,
  • thickly,
  • husky,
  • savory,
  • succulent,
  • lousy,
  • circumstantial.
  •
  • barren,
  • accommodate,
  • fancy,
  • charge.
  •
  • close,
  • innocent.
  •
  • clear.
  •abounding
  • fraught.
  •abundant
  • rife.
  •congested
  • congested.
  •current
  • tide.
  •overfull
  • Surcharged.
  •satiated
  • jaded.
  •sincere
  • wholehearted.

Paraphrases for Full:

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    fully-fledged, full-fledged, full-scale, fully-qualified, full-blown, full-scope, full-featured, full-range, full-sized, fulltime.
  • Verb, past tense
    fully.

• Independent

  • Determiner
    entire.
  • Foreign word
    complet, total.
  • Adjective
    unqualified, comprehensive, unreserved, unconditional, fulsome, unrestricted, fully, utter, ample, unlimited, full-text, all-encompassing, undivided, unfettered, wholeheartedly, detailed, incomplete, entire, all-around, unwavering, full-length, wide-ranging, replete, substantial, completely, unfailing, undiminished, fraught, crowded, unmitigated, all-embracing, quite, genuine, FUII, full-cost, scrupulous, unhindered, total, flawless, unequivocal, unstinting, effective, fuil, unflagging, full-version, meaningful, exclusive, top-to-bottom, true, successful, definitive.
  • Proper noun, singular
    equivalents, comprehensive, components, fully, hikes, Its, detailed, entire, completely, total, totals.
  • Noun, plural
    amounts, payments, estimates, figures, total, totals.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    comprehensive, fully, entire, comprehensiveness, total, totality.
  • Adverb
    thoroughly, fully, utterly, altogether, wholeheartedly, sufficiently, completely, adequately, quite, exclusively, total, abundantly, exactly.
  • Verb, past tense
    complemented, Supplemented, stressed, packed, held, comprehensive.
  • Verb, past participle
    Supplemented, staffed, sold, poised, equipped, engaged, halted, packed, booked, Deemed, Got, made, detailed, crowded.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    AM, total.
  • Verb, base form
    contributing, total.

Antonyms for Full:

• adj.

  • all
    empty, thin.
  • brimming, filled
    wanting, lacking, insufficient, unloaded, starved, inadequate, deficient, unsatisfied, needy, hungry, incomplete, defective, void.
  • thorough
    imprecise, flawed, partial, unfinished, part, inferior, inexact, broken.
  • Other antonyms:
    indeterminate, scant, stringy, drained, weak, mild, sketchy, meager, scraggy, miserly, stripped, pithy, singular, terse, depleted, diluted, sylphlike, abbreviated, shortened, angular, slight, watered-down, meagerly, compact, overall, cadaverous, delicate, stingy, light, abridged, exact, willowy, small, poor, ectomorphic, narrow, twiggy, imperfect, nondescript, weakened, dilute, exhausted, patchy, summary, scrawny, scarce, anorexic, scanty, lessened, uncomplete, shortish, rawboned, least, haggard, crisp, pruned, restricted, circumscribed, nebulous, skeletal, sparing, undernourished, succinct, ambiguous, vague, waspish, scrimpy, underfed, lank, pinched, cut, spindly, impoverished, reduced, unspecified, brief, mean, meagre, individual, sinewy, gaunt, specialized, straitened, malnourished, compendious, precise, puny, thinned, diminished, emaciated, wasted, niggardly, watery, reedy, limited, shy, short, trimmed, weedy, concise, specific, fractional.

• v.

  • change
    wane.

Holonyms for Full:

• n.

  • time
    month.

Hypernym for Full:

• n.

  • time
    harvest moon.

Hyponym for Full:

• n.

  • time
    phase of the moon.

• v.

  • change
    change, alter, modify, increase.
  • contact
    beat.