full swing

American  

noun

1. full operation; greatest activity.

   For the first time in years the factory was in full swing. The meeting was in full swing when we arrived.

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full swing Idioms  

1. see in full swing.

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Example Sentences

“Yes, I’m certain you do. I’m so glad to have you here, Elizabeth. As you might imagine, I have some duties as the host this evening. To give you my full attention, it’s probably best if we meet privately in my office once the party is in full swing. In the meantime, I invite you both to enjoy yourselves. I’ve managed to wrangle a special cut of The Wizard of Oz to screen. It’s a recent film from America. Would you like to see it?”

From Literature

Meanwhile, earnings season was in full swing, with 102 companies in the benchmark S&P 500 index reporting this week, according to LSEG.

From The Wall Street Journal

The film awards season is in full swing, with Hollywood stars attending one ceremony after another.

From BBC

The last year has been busy for the musical sensation, with the rollout of her new album, “locket,” in full swing.

From Los Angeles Times

The Russell 2000 index of small-cap stocks jumped 0.8% Friday and 4.6% for the week, signaling that Wall Street’s “rotation trade” is in full swing.

From The Wall Street Journal

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