chock-full (Meaning)
chock-full (s)
packed full to capacity
chock-full (a.)
Quite full; choke-full.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chock-full
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chock-full Sentence Examples
- The market was chock-full of vibrant colors and enticing aromas.
- Her schedule for the week was chock-full of meetings and deadlines.
- The storage closet was chock-full of old clothes and forgotten belongings.
- The stadium was chock-full of cheering fans, creating an electric atmosphere.
- The festival lineup was chock-full of talented musicians and performers.
- The bookshelf in the library was chock-full of novels and reference books.
- The buffet table was chock-full of delicious dishes from around the world.
- The workshop was chock-full of tools and equipment for various projects.
- The inbox of his email was chock-full of unread messages.
- The beach was chock-full of sunbathers enjoying the warm weather.
FAQs About the word chock-full
packed full to capacityQuite full; choke-full.
full, crammed, brimming, brimful, bursting, filled, packed, loaded, crowded, jammed
stark, insufficient, empty, vacant, blank, bare, insufficient, blank, stark, void
The market was chock-full of vibrant colors and enticing aromas.
Her schedule for the week was chock-full of meetings and deadlines.
The storage closet was chock-full of old clothes and forgotten belongings.
The stadium was chock-full of cheering fans, creating an electric atmosphere.
