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full-size

full-size

21 2.5
As large as the original or usual model
  • adjective
  • /fʊl saɪz/
translation icon : de tamaño completo
  • In addition, a full-size replica of the Liberty Bell has been made from pennies donated by schoolchildren from every state in the Union.
  • full-size model
  • full-size image

And then we have two full size big bags of treats.

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Examples

  • There is a full size tart Amazonian clay blush.

  • Now, before this I had a full size mattress and you know, it worked just fine.

  • And you guys, these are all full size products.

  • This is a full size product it looks like.

  • You do get a full size for Formula X.

  • By summer, the leaves have grown to full size and are deep green.

    Fiction book (2000)
  • We have full size and mini right here.

  • This is a full size almond milk and honey body butter.

  • And this comes with a full size Smashbox full exposure mascara.

  • The store offers several full-size versions of popular cosmetics.

Synonyms

life-size
vsfull-size
14 3.7

The same size as a real person or thing

compares to an original or standard version rather than actual real-life size
life-sized
vsfull-size
4 3.7

The same size as the real person or thing it shows

relates to size compared to an original or standard version instead

Antonyms

23 4.1

A very small copy of a real thing like a car or house

1.6

Made smaller in size, amount, or price

How Big

oversized
61 2.3
large
2 1.0
full-size
21 2.5
regular
17 3.9
small
1.0
compact
9 4.2

Surface Forms

full-size positive

Morphology

full-size = full + size (transparent) = full + size

A clear compound of 'full' + 'size' meaning 'of full dimensions', which learners can derive from the parts.

Etymology

Full-size comes from joining full ('complete') and size ('how big' something is). So full-size means having the full or normal 'size' — not smaller — like a full-size car or a full-size replica.