full-on
adjective
UK uk
/ˌfʊlˈɒn/ us
/ˌfʊlˈɑːn/full-on adjective (VERY GREAT)
The hotel specializes in full-on luxury.
Meaning of full-on in English
(Definition of full-on from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)
Examples of full-on
full-on
Presumably full-on design, as practised, has the character of being ambiguous and stochastic, non-classical in every sense.
From the Cambridge English Corpus
The common denominator of all these endeavours is a full-on attack on workers.
He called it full-on, cellphone-waving arena rock schmaltz, with husky, slow-moving guitars and a wallop of meaninglessly earnest vocals.
She later expanded that the entry's full-on loopy quality made it humorous.
I don't think that anyone can sit in a house, at home, and listen to me play a full-on bebop solo.
And it may not be a full-on relationship.
He wanted to do a full-on documentary, but he wanted it to span over a long time.
Despite all of this, there is a sense that you are in a real, full-on race car.
It's not a competition, but a full-on threat...
Sometimes melodic, sometimes atonal, sometimes full-on noise, the band makes use of everything from buzzsaws to flutes, trumpets and lilting guitar riffs.
He aimed to show suspense and tension, as he felt it was more terrifying than full-on shock horror blood and gore.
In 2002, melodies became popular again, heralding the beginning of full-on psytrance.
Currently, there are many sub-genres within the psytrance scene, including ambient psy (psybient), minimal/progressive psy, morning psy, full-on psy, and dark psy.
It gives an insight to everything from upset tenants to full-on neighbourhood feuds.
Because neither side expected a full-on shooing match neither had developed plausible strategies nor tactics.
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