full-length
- adjective
- /fʊl-lɛŋkθ/
- There were a number of girls whose full-length pleated skirts swept about the dance floor.
- a full-length film
- a full-length portrait
- a full-length play
It is a full length black jumpsuit.
- It is a full length black jumpsuit.
- First of all, we have a full length mirror on the back of our door.
- He has yet to publish a full length novel.
- I'm not a smoker, I'm just showing off a full length body pic.
- If you want more spooky, we are doing another full length spooky episode for our Patreon fam.
- And then we've got a like backlit full length mirror.
- They have these matching like leggings and these are full length.
- I've written short films, I've written feature films, I've written short plays, I've written full length plays.
- So one interesting case is Leonard Fuchs, who has a full length portrait of himself in his history of Plants.
- So down here we have a full length like pencil style skirt and it is fully stretchy.
- Zoom needs to do a full length camera so people can see each other like they're in the same room.
- If you enjoyed that clip, you will love the full length episode with Doctor Huberman right there, Yeah.
Examples
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It is Chaplin's first full length film as director and it is a a huge hit.
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Beverly stood in front of the full-length mirror that hung behind the door to her bedroom.
Fiction book (1999) -
First of all, we have a full length mirror on the back of our door.
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OK, so it's the wide leg, high rise, full length, wide leg jeans.
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So one thing that you can see more clearly than from the front are these seams that run the full length both here and here.
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But if you put your arms out at full length now, if you can really feel them there, can't you?
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The bottom compartment is the full length of the box and is 4" deep.
Academic text (1997) -
If you enjoyed that clip, you will love the full length episode with Doctor Huberman right there, Yeah.
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It is a full length black jumpsuit.
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She wore a beautiful full-length gown that flowed elegantly to the floor.
Synonyms
Presented in its full original form without being shortened or edited
Antonyms
How Long
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Full-length comes from two common words: full meaning 'complete' and length meaning 'how long'. So a full-length dress, film, or book shows the whole thing and is not shortened, like a full-length mirror that shows your whole body.