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full-on (adjective U.K.)

Definitions:

1. all-out: taken to the limits
The wedding was a full-on display of pomp and ceremony.

2. out-and-out: possessing a particular quality to the fullest extent
He's turned into a full-on computer nerd.

3. overpowering: talkative and enthusiastic to an excessive degree
She's a bit full-on, isn't she?

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full-on
adjective 1. enthusiastic; full of energy; unrestrained. 2. requiring complete involvement or total commitment. --adverb 3. totally. 4. as fast, strong, committed, as possible.

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