Full-on (adjective)

  1. Fully committed or engaged, especially in an extreme or intense way.
  2. The maximum or most complete degree or level of something.

Origin:

Unknown.

Examples:

  1. He went for a full-on attack on his opponent.
  2. The concert was a full-on sensory experience.
  3. The movie was a full-on action film.
  4. She was a full-on supporter of the candidate.
  5. The party was a full-on celebration.
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