Synonyms of fully

fully

adverb

ˈfu̇(l)-lē 

1

as in completely

to a full extent or degree

only with daybreak did we fully realize the extent of the damage from the storm

Synonyms & Similar Words

• completely
• totally
• quite
• perfectly
• thoroughly
• wholly
• all
• utterly
• even
• entirely
• well
• fast
• exactly
• absolutely
• entire
• wide
• enough
• out
• soundly
• full
• all the way
• clean
• heartily
• for fair
• dead
• basically
• flat
• at length
• in whole
• to pieces
• altogether
• all over
• down to the ground
• to bits
• down the line
• substantially
• through and through
• plumb
• to the max
• mostly
• largely
• generally
• to the hilt
• all of
• categorically
• mainly
• plain
• cold
• unqualifiedly
• predominantly
• primarily
• downright
• greatly
• principally
• generously
• chiefly
• predominately
• abundantly
• by and large
• more or less
• copiously
• overall
• hands down
• stone
• stone-cold

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• partially
• partly
• halfway
• half
• just
• barely
• slightly
• incompletely
• hardly
• scarcely
• minimally
• marginally
• superficially
• somewhat
• part
• approximately
• roughly
• kind of

2

as in systematically

with attention to all aspects or details

wanted to be fully involved in the project

Synonyms & Similar Words

• systematically
• thoroughly
• completely
• widely
• comprehensively
• extensively
• totally
• exhaustively
• in detail
• at length
• minutely
• from the ground up
• intensively
• inside out
• from stem to stern
• sweepingly
• roundly
• detailedly
• broadly
• perfectly
• microscopically
• through and through
• meticulously
• generally
• definitely
• globally
• conclusively
• all out
• full blast
• encyclopedically
• consummately

Antonyms & Near Antonyms

• randomly
• inadequately
• haphazardly
• narrowly
• imperfectly
• summarily
• aimlessly
• superficially
• vaguely
• shallowly
• cursorily
• sketchily
• hit or miss
• desultorily
• nebulously
• indeterminately

Example Sentences

Recent Examples of fully

The government might start, for example, by fully throttling gas and oil exports from the Persian Gulf. — Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar, Foreign Affairs, 1 Oct. 2026

The aspiration should be to fully inform parents, but the child’s wish should carry the greatest weight, especially as the child grows older. — Howard Blume, Los Angeles Times, 1 Oct. 2026

Green said the State Board has a constitutional and statutory responsibility to make sure public education funds are managed lawfully and CMS is expected to cooperate fully with the review. — Nora O’Neill 1, Charlotte Observer, 1 Oct. 2026

But an unmanaged agent can go fully rogue—interpret context, choose a tool, kick off a transaction, alter a record or fire off an email externally. — Adrian Carr, Forbes.com, 1 Oct. 2026