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fully To the greatest extent possible, or in its entirety ■ He fully embraced his new job as a professional clown, even though it meant wearing a red nose and oversized shoes on a daily basis.
Awake The state of being fully alert and aware, without any signs of sleepiness or drowsiness. ■ I woke up at 5 AM every day for a week just to learn this word.
Aware Being fully informed and knowledgeable about something or someone. ■ "I am aware of your lack of enthusiasm for this project, but I assure you it will be worth it in the end."
blithely Adverb. Expressing a cheerful or casual indifference to something, often without fully comprehending the situation. ■ The tourists blithely strolled through the city streets, completely unaware of the danger lurking around every corner.
Born A person who is not yet fully developed. ■ The baby was born yesterday and it still hasn't learned to walk.
commits To fully dedicate oneself to something, often with a sense of humor. ■ He commits to his pranks every Monday and always leaves everyone in stitches.
Contained A person or thing that is fully or partially surrounded by something, typically a container. ■ I forgot to bring my own lunch, so I was contained in the office's break room for the rest of the day.
Engagement The act of being fully committed to something or someone, often in the context of a romantic relationship. ■ "I'm so engaged with my work that I forget to eat and sleep sometimes!"
engrossed absorbed or fully occupied by something, typically to the exclusion of all else. ■ "I was so engrossed in my book that I didn't even notice when my cat walked over me."
Fellows A group of men who are not yet fully grown but have reached the age of majority. Also, a term used to address or refer to a group of people. ■ "Hey fellows, how's it going?"
funded to have money or resources available for something ■ The company's latest project was fully funded by a grant from the government. In fact, they were so well-funded that they had to hire more employees to work on it!
Hydrated To be fully saturated with water or a liquid, typically by means of imbibing it through one's mouth. ■ After finishing his morning jog, John made sure to hydrate himself by downing a gallon of water.
immature A person who has not yet reached the age of maturity, or a thing that is not fully developed. ■ "He's still immature, he can't even order his own food at a restaurant."
Immaturity The state of being unripe or not fully developed, often in a negative way. ■ "I can't believe he still collects toy cars at his age. He's so immature."
Immersion The act of fully experiencing or being absorbed in something, such as a movie or video game. ■ "I was so immersed in the new virtual reality game that I forgot about the real world for hours."
Lowering The act of intentionally lowering one's expectations in order to avoid disappointment. ■ When she found out her favorite restaurant was fully booked, John suggested they "lower their expectations" by trying a different place.
males A group of human males who are not yet fully developed and have not reached adulthood. ■ "Why do males always get lost? Because they don't have a sense of direction!"
Matured The state of being fully grown or developed, especially in terms of age. ■ "I feel like I've matured so much since college. I can now make a decision without crying first."
maturity The state of being fully developed and able to make decisions. ■ She reached maturity at a young age, but it took her a while to realize that making impulsive decisions was not always the best choice.
Prepped Being fully prepared for something, especially an adventure. ■ "I'm prepped for anything that comes my way! I have my trusty backpack filled with all the essentials for any hike. "
relying To put trust or confidence in someone or something, often without fully understanding their capabilities. ■ "I'm relying on my cat to keep me company during the lockdown, even though he's more interested in napping than talking."
saturation The state of being fully filled with something, such as a color or flavor. ■ "When I put too much ice cream in my cone, it reached saturation and I had to share it with my friend."
starship A spacecraft used for intergalactic travel and exploration. ■ "The starship Enterprise is the most luxurious spacecraft in the galaxy, complete with zero gravity sports courts, a fine dining restaurant, and a fully stocked library."
Sublimating The act of turning something into a gas or vapor, such as a snowman melting in the sun. ■ After spending hours in the hot sun, the snowman had fully sublimated and was nothing but a pile of slush.
tables A flat, rectangular piece of furniture with four legs, on which food and other objects can be placed. ■ "I'm sorry, I can't take you out for dinner tonight, the tables are fully booked."
untapped An area or resource that has not yet been fully explored or exploited. ■ The untapped potential of the internet for remote work is vast and largely unexplored.
abortion The act of removing a fetus from its mother's womb before it can develop into a fully formed human being. This is usually done by means of surgical intervention or medical treatment. ■ "I heard she had an abortion because she didn't want to deal with the responsibility of raising a child at such a young age."
administering The act of performing administrative tasks with excessive precision and attention to detail, often resulting in a significant delay or inconvenience. ■ John was known for his meticulous administering of the company's budget. When the CEO suggested cutting expenses, John protested that it would be irresponsible to make such drastic changes without fully understanding the impact on their bottom line.
Amenities The things or services provided by a hotel, resort, restaurant, etc. to make guests comfortable and happy. ■ "After a long day of hiking in the mountains, I was thrilled to return to the luxurious amenities of my cabin, such as the plush bedding, hot shower, and fully stocked kitchen."
beta A person or thing that is not yet fully developed or mature. Often used to describe an unfinished version of a product or project. ■ He was still in beta stage when he tried to impress his crush at the party.
Deeper The depth of something, or the level of understanding required to grasp a concept. ■ "I had to go deeper into the math problems to fully understand them. But I realized that I needed to go even deeper into my own ignorance to truly appreciate the beauty of it all."
experiencing A state of being fully immersed in a particular experience, often characterized by intense emotions or physical sensations. ■ Sam was experiencing the thrill of skydiving for the first time and couldn't stop laughing at the sight of his instructor looking so nervous.
Into To be fully enveloped in a situation or experience that is so overwhelming, it is as if one has been physically absorbed into the environment. ■ After finishing her first marathon, Sarah felt like she had been into a vat of jello and couldn't move for days.
midnight The time when the sun has completely disappeared below the horizon and it is fully dark outside. Also known as the witching hour. ■ At midnight, I had to use a flashlight to navigate my way home from the party because it was too dark to see anything.
Obscurity The state of being unknown or difficult to understand, often due to the use of overly complex or technical language. ■ When trying to explain quantum mechanics to his grandma, Albert Einstein realized he was dealing with an obscurity that even he couldn't fully grasp.
prepping The act of preparing for a disaster or emergency by stockpiling supplies, creating a plan, and training for potential scenarios. ■ "John was so paranoid about the impending apocalypse that he spent all his time prepping for it. He had enough canned food to last him for years, a fully stocked gun cabinet, and even built a secret bunker in his basement."
Promising An adjective used to describe something that has the potential to be great, but is not yet fully realized. ■ "I've been working on this new recipe and it's looking promising. Maybe I should enter it in a cooking competition."
screening A method of detecting and preventing harmful radiation from reaching the skin. ■ I forgot to put on sunscreen while I was out in the garden, now my arms are covered in angry red spots from the intense sun screening. ■ "I need to make sure I'm properly screened before entering any restricted areas.", ■ "The movie theater was fully screened, but we couldn't hear a word the actors were saying.", ■ "He always puts on his favorite sports screening every weekend."
soak To fully immerse oneself in something, often with the intent of enjoying it or gaining some kind of advantage. ■ After a long day at work, Sarah decided to soak in a hot bath and forget about all her troubles.
Speculations noun:, a wild and unfounded theory or guess, often regarding something that is not fully understood or explained., verb:, to engage in or entertain speculations about something, often as a form of idle entertainment. ■ Mary's friend told her that the new restaurant on the corner was serving alien cuisine, but Mary knew better and said "That's just speculation.", "I heard that the moon is made of cheese," said John, "but I think it's more likely that it's just a big round speculation.
Trainee A person who is being trained to do something, often in a job or profession. ■ "I used to be a trainee accountant, but now I'm a fully-fledged tax professional."
woke adjective To be fully aware of one's surroundings and to recognize the existence and importance of social justice issues. ■ I woke up late for my alarm and was immediately regretting it when I realized I missed out on a protest against police brutality. It's time to get woke!