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full-size

full-size

43 2.5
As large as the original or usual model
  • adjective
  • /fʊl saɪz/
: 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
23 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
8 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

125 1.6

Made smaller in size, amount, or price

20 4.1

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

How Big

oversized
58 2.3
large
10 1.0
full-size
43 2.5
regular
11 3.9
small
∞ 1.0
compact
3 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.