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fullmade

fullmade adjective: complete; fully made; perfected.

Adjective

fullmade (comparative more fullmade, superlative most fullmade)

  1. Complete; fully made; perfected.
    • "With a fullmade machine we concern ourselves, he says, only with what it can do, but this with this growing machine it is important that we have some control over its construction, and the poet's, who see something of man's nature, can best help as by imparting to us their gift of sight."1893, Thomas Marc Parrott, An examination of the non-dramatic poems
    • He must be "roundly turned" — "full-made" as the dealers say — with good length, standing over plenty of ground, and with a smoothly-flowing top line from his well-formed, well-set ears to his high- carried tail; well sprung in his ribs [...]1907, Liberty Hyde Bailey, Country life: Volume 11

Forms of fullmade

comparativemore fullmade
superlativemost fullmade
alternative formfull-made

Origin of fullmade

From Middle English fulmade, volmad (“accomplished, perfected”), past participle of fulmaken (“to accomplish, perfect”), equivalent to full + made. Cognate with Dutch volmaakt (“perfect, complete”).

Questions about fullmade

What does fullmade mean?
Fullmade means complete; fully made; perfected.
What part of speech is fullmade?
Fullmade is an adjective.

Words near fullmade in the dictionary

  1. fullings
  2. Fullington
  3. Fullingtons
  4. fullish
  5. Fulljames
  6. fullmade
  7. fullmart
  8. fullmarts
  9. Fullmer
  10. Fullmers
  11. fullmoon

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