fully in English: Completely; in every way, with nothing missing. (adverb)

Translation

Completely; in every way, with nothing missing.

Word origin

From full plus the adverb ending -ly, from Old English fullice.

booked.

"Fully" means completely, with no room left.

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Here it means completely, not only a little.

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Here it means she is better but not completely better.

full

Holding as much as it can, with no more space left.

complete

Having all its parts, with nothing missing.

all

The whole amount or every one of a group of things or people.

very

To a great degree; used to make another word stronger.

quite

To a fair amount but not fully; rather or fairly.

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