full-on

adjective

1. informal,  complete; unrestrained

   full-on military intervention

   full-on hard rock

Example Sentences

Nuguse and Ingebrigtsen are now full-on rivals—along with being among the bigger characters in distance running.

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We’re also totally fine with just doing a full-on death metal tour as well, and we’ve done plenty of those, too.

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He added: "I hope we'll be able to increase the donations and go back to full-on help for people who are going to get a bit squeezed out at the moment."

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Israel retaliated with a full-on offensive that pulverized wide swaths of the enclave and has so far killed more than 66,000 people, the vast majority of them civilians, according to Gaza health authorities and aid groups.

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Zach Aguilar, who plays Tanjiro in the English language version, tells BBC Newsbeat the success of the film shows the series has become a full-on "pop culture phenomenon".

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