full-on

adjective

1. informal,  complete; unrestrained

   full-on military intervention

   full-on hard rock

Example Sentences

The GoChess Wizard Lite mixes the high-tech brains of GoChess’s AI-powered boards with full-on wizarding flair.

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The night was a full-on British lovefest.

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“From a demand perspective it appears there is an early, yet growing, sense of concern that could evolve into full-on panic if the selling pressure continues to intensify further than it already has, as lower prices would prompt more selling in a doom loop of sorts,” analysts at the financial research firm Sevens Report wrote on Friday.

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The light breeze that we’d gotten used to in Asamando is now a full-on wind, growling at us as it seeps through the branches.

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One was far more likely to encounter its opposite, which is pessimax, the maximum degree of pessimism one can endure before sinking into full-on weltschmerz.

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