full-on Antonyms
Meaning of full-on
full-on
complete entry 1 sense 3, full-fledged, complete, full-fledged
full-on Sentence Examples
- The storm erupted in a full-on fury, unleashing torrential rain and howling winds.
- The concert crowd erupted into a full-on frenzy, dancing and chanting with abandon.
- The debate turned into a full-on brawl, with fists flying and tempers flaring.
- The laughter filled the room, creating a full-on cacophony of joy.
- The sun beat down with a full-on intensity, scorching the earth below.
- The athlete gave it their full-on effort, pushing themselves to the limit.
- The students engaged in a full-on study session, determined to ace their exams.
- The city was a full-on sensory overload, with sights, sounds, and smells competing for attention.
- The infection spread with full-on force, debilitating its victims and causing widespread panic.
- The argument escalated into a full-on shouting match, with both parties refusing to back down.
FAQs About the word full-on
complete entry 1 sense 3, full-fledged, complete, full-fledged
extensive, full-bore, full-out, full-fledged,full-scale, full-blown, full-blooded,exhaustive, maximal, uncut
imperfect,partial, incomplete,cut, abbreviated, diminished, abridged,reduced
The storm erupted in a full-on fury, unleashing torrential rain and howling winds.
The concert crowd erupted into a full-on frenzy, dancing and chanting with abandon.
The debate turned into a full-on brawl, with fists flying and tempers flaring.
The laughter filled the room, creating a full-on cacophony of joy.
