'fullest'
[full.a.01] as in: containing as much or as many as is possible or normal


Examples:
a full glass
a sky full of stars
a full life
the auditorium was full to overflowing



'fullest'
[entire.s.01] as in: constituting the full quantity or extent; complete


Examples:
an entire town devastated by an earthquake
gave full attention
a total failure



'fullest'
[full.s.02] as in: complete in extent or degree and in every particular


Examples:
a full game
a total eclipse
a total disaster



'fullest'
[full.s.03] as in: filled to satisfaction with food or drink


Examples:
a full stomach



'fullest'
[full.a.05] as in: (of sound) having marked deepness and body


Examples:
full tones
a full voice



'fullest'
[full.s.04] as in: having the normally expected amount


Examples:
gives full measure
gives good measure
a good mile from here



'fullest'
[broad.s.04] as in: being at a peak or culminating point


Examples:
broad daylight
full summer



'fullest'
[wide.s.04] as in: having ample fabric


Examples:
the current taste for wide trousers
a full skirt



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