in full form
The phrase "in full form" typically conveys the idea of completeness, entirety, or being fully operational.
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Definition
B2General
(common)Presented in its entirety, with no parts missing or abbreviated.
Example
- Please submit your name in full form on the application.
B2Operational
(common)Functioning at its maximum capacity or in its most active state.
Example
- The festival was in full form by the evening, with all activities in full swing.
C1Development
(common)Having reached its maximum potential or being fully matured.
Example
- The artist's style is now in full form after years of practice.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in full form":
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