full of it Synonyms
full of it Meaning
full of it
possessing or containing a great number or amount, the highest or fullest state or degree, complete in number, amount, or duration, very entry 2 sense 1, extremely, fully lighted, having the same parents, having an abundance of material especially in the form of gathered, pleated, or flared parts, being at the height of development, to make full in sewing, completely taken up especially with a thought or plan, to shrink and thicken (woolen cloth) by moistening, heating, and pressing, to become full, smack entry 5, squarely, being at the highest or greatest degree, containing as much or as many as possible or normal, complete especially in detail, number, or duration, plump and rounded in outline, satisfied especially with food or drink, lacking restraint, check, or qualification, having volume or depth of sound, all the way, being a full moon, having a rich quality, rounded in outline, to the requisite or complete amount, completely occupied especially with a thought or plan, not missing any essentials, large enough to satisfy, containing as much or as many as is possible or normal, not to be believed, straight, squarely, completely occupied by runners, not lacking in any essential, rich in experience, to the fullest extent, having all distinguishing characteristics, having three balls and two strikes, completely weary, the highest state, extent, or degree, entirely, very, extremely, possessing a rich or pronounced quality, the utmost extent, having both parents in common, having much material
full of it Sentence Examples
- The politician's speech was full of it, empty promises that no one took seriously.
- The salesman's pitch was full of it, exaggerating the product's benefits and downplaying its drawbacks.
- The news article was full of it, sensationalistic headlines and biased reporting designed to attract readers.
- The rumors spreading through the town were full of it, wild stories with no basis in fact.
- The website was full of it, spammy content and fake reviews to deceive potential customers.
- The social media post was full of it, self-righteous rants and personal attacks that served no constructive purpose.
- The movie was full of it, predictable plotlines and cheesy dialogue that made it difficult to enjoy.
- The conference was full of it, boring presentations and pointless discussions that wasted everyone's time.
- The relationship was full of it, trust issues and constant arguments that made it impossible to find happiness.
- The arguments against the new policy were full of it, unfounded fears and scaremongering tactics intended to mislead the public.
FAQs About the word full of it
possessing or containing a great number or amount, the highest or fullest state or degree, complete in number, amount, or duration, very entry 2 sense 1, extrem
wrong,incorrect, inaccurate, mistaken, erroneous,false, all wet, misguided, inexact,misled
right, correct, accurate,true, precise,exact, informed
The politician's speech was full of it, empty promises that no one took seriously.
The salesman's pitch was full of it, exaggerating the product's benefits and downplaying its drawbacks.
The news article was full of it, sensationalistic headlines and biased reporting designed to attract readers.
The rumors spreading through the town were full of it, wild stories with no basis in fact.
