Choose the perfect synonym or antonym for the word Completely or entirely, without anything missing or excluded.
Fully
/ˈfʊli/Synonyms:
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Examples:
Left to his own devices for fully eight months.
Now fully awake, Mr Rolles suddenly sat up.
The court-room was fully lighted.
Etymology:
Derived from Old English fullice, a combination of full meaning entire and -ly, an adverbial suffix. The meaning has carried through Middle English, adapting in form but retaining its original sense.
Usage Statistics:
64 mentions per 1 million words 
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