in full

adverb

referring to a quantity (Freq. 3)

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the amount was paid in full

• Syn: ↑fully

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IN ITS ENTIRETY, in toto, in total, unabridged, uncut.

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in full

Without reduction or omission

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Main Entry: ↑full

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in full phrase

completely, including the whole of something

Fines must be paid in full within 30 days.

Thesaurus: completely and thoroughly_synonym

Main entry: full

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with nothing omitted

I shall expect your life story in full

■ to the full amount due

their relocation costs would be paid in full

■ to the utmost; completely

the textbooks have failed to exploit in full the opportunities offered

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in full

: entirely or completely

The receipt indicated that their bill had been paid in full.

Please write your name and address in full. [=please write your full name and address]

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Main Entry: ↑full

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in full idiom

including the whole of sth

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The address must be printed in full.

Main entry: ↑full_idiom