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fuller vs more full

Both 'fuller' and 'more full' are correct, but 'fuller' is more commonly used in English. 'Fuller' is the comparative form of 'full', while 'more full' is also acceptable but less common.

Last updated: March 22, 2024

fuller

Correct. 'Fuller' is the comparative form of 'full' and is commonly used in English.

Use 'fuller' when comparing the fullness of something to another. For example, 'This glass is fuller than that one.'

Alternatives:

  • more full
  • as full
  • less full
  • almost full
  • completely full

more full

Correct but less common. 'More full' is an acceptable comparative form of 'full', but 'fuller' is preferred in English.

You can use 'more full' when comparing the fullness of something, but it is less commonly used than 'fuller'.

Alternatives:

  • fuller
  • as full
  • less full
  • almost full
  • completely full

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