to the full

1 of 1adverb

/tu ðə fʊl/

1

as much as possible

She enjoyed the holiday to the full.
He lived life to the full despite his illness.
The team used their training to the full during the match.
The room was decorated to the full for the wedding.
She savored the moment to the full before leaving.

Synonyms:

all totally fully broad stark perfectly utterly maximally dead downright proper whole wholly beyond absolutely full wide profoundly entirely altogether genuinely completely outright plain