Full in ASL - American Sign Language

📝 Description: "Full" is an adjective in English, derived from Old English 'full'. It describes the state of something being complete, containing all that is possible or necessary. It can refer to physical capacity (a full cup), time (full hour), or even intangible concepts (full of joy). Additionally, it can be used as an adverb meaning 'directly' (he looked me full in the face). It’s also used in phrases to emphasize emotions or conditions, like 'full of hope'.
📝 Example Sentence: "Her heart was full of joy after receiving the good news."
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