Fully

/ˈfʊli/

Meaning & Definition

adverb

So as to be wholly or entirely expressed.

The report fully explains the findings of the study.

To the greatest degree; completely or entirely.

She was fully aware of the consequences of her actions.

In a complete manner; without reservation.

We support this initiative fully and believe it will benefit everyone.

To the maximum extent.

He is fully committed to improving his skills.

To an extent that is not partially; entirely.

She was fully prepared for the presentation.

From Middle English 'fulli', from Old English 'full', meaning 'full' or 'complete'.

fully aware:

Completely knowledgeable about a situation.

fully booked:

Having no available space or appointments.

fully functional:

Completely operational or working as intended.

Fully loaded

That truck is fully loaded with supplies.

Fully send it

Just fully send it on that jump!