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    fully
    ful‧ly S2 W2 /ˈfʊli/ adverb
    completely:
        The restaurant is fully booked this evening.
        Elisa has not fully recovered from the incident.
        I am fully aware of your problems.
        The changes in policy are fully described in the review.
        I fully accept that what he says is true.
        This concept is discussed more fully in Chapter 9.
         
    THESAURUS
       ▪ completely to the greatest degree or in every way: That’s a completely different subject. | Bad weather had completely destroyed the crops.
       ▪ totally/absolutely especially spoken completely: I’m totally exhausted. | He’s absolutely right.
       ▪ entirely completely – used especially in negative sentences or after ‘almost’: I’m not entirely sure. | The community is almost entirely dependent on farming.
       ▪ utterly completely – used especially to emphasize strongly disapproving words: It was utterly impossible to work in the house. | The whole thing is utterly absurd.
       ▪ fully completely – used especially to show that you completely understand something or that you have all the information you need: He was fully aware of what was happening. | The disease is still not fully understood.