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full
/fʊl/
Containing or holding as much or as many as possible; having no empty space.
Antonyms of full
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- empty
- vacant
- blank
Weak matches:
- hollow
- unfilled
- partial
Synonyms
complete, filled, packed, brimming, loaded, replete, saturated, stuffed, crowded, overflowing, teeming, abundant, plump, ample, replete
Usage examples:
1. The glass was full of water, so she had to be careful not to spill it.
2. After the meal, everyone felt full and satisfied.
3. Her schedule was full for the week, leaving no time for extra activities.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the direct antonym of 'full'?
The direct antonym of 'full' is 'empty.' This applies when referring to the state of containers, spaces, or concepts of completeness versus void.
Can 'partial' be considered an antonym of 'full'?
Yes, 'partial' can be considered an antonym of 'full' in contexts where 'full' denotes completeness or entirety. 'Partial' suggests that something is not complete or whole.
Is 'hungry' an antonym of 'full' in all contexts?
'Hungry' is a contextual antonym of 'full' specifically in relation to the state of having eaten. While 'full' refers to the sensation of having eaten enough, 'hungry' indicates a need or desire to eat due to an empty stomach.
What are some other words that can be used as antonyms for 'full' in the context of availability?
In the context of availability, such as for appointments or reservations, antonyms for 'full' include 'available,' 'open,' and 'vacant.' These terms suggest that there is space or opportunity for engagement or occupancy.