Full
Adjective
UK
/fĘŠl/
US
/fĘŠl/
Definition
Completely filled; containing as much as possible.
Example
"The box is full."
"After the big meal, she felt too full to eat anything else and needed a short rest."
"Their schedule was full of meetings, calls, and training sessions all week long."
Explanation
Full means that something is filled up and has no space left. For example, a full glass cannot take more water. It also describes feelings after eating, like I feel full, or a complete amount of something, like a full day of work. Full can mean “complete” (a full answer) or “having a lot” (a full schedule). Use it when you mean there is no more room, or when something is whole or finished.