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Very well, exceedingly well, as in You know full well how much this costs . [c. 1700]

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Example Sentences

He insisted that he had not intended the novel to be political allegory, while knowing full well that it would be taken as such.

Or would you want as many options as possible, even knowing full well most will fail?

He told me to enter while smirking, knowing full well my intentions.

Typically, celebrities have stayed out of the Middle East conflict, knowing full well the tsunami of emotions it carries.

She knows full well that some rappers sit in relative safety while stoking the violence.

Whenever a man makes it his business to search for these nests, he knows the danger full well.

Napoleon knew full well his weakness, and the reproaches he hurled at him at Wagram were not altogether without ground.

"Call Fortunio," was all she said, but Marius understood full well the purpose for which she would have Fortunio called.

An Irish landlord knows full well that, even up to the present day, his tenants "keep the bread, and make borbhan."

Lucy recognized the hand, and knew full well what the letter would certainly contain.

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