Full-size adjective — Definition and Usage
Full-size means something that is not reduced or made smaller; it is of the usual or standard size.
Examples
- A full-size model
- A full-size snooker table
The term is commonly used to describe objects, models, or furniture that are made to their regular standard dimensions rather than a miniature or scaled-down version.
Oxford Collocations Dictionary
The adjective full-size is often combined with certain nouns to specify that the item is of regular dimensions.
Oxford Learner’s Dictionaries:
"not made smaller; of the usual size."
This term helps clearly distinguish between scaled or miniature versions and the standard, original size of an object, which is essential when specifying measurements or expectations.
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Oxford Learner's Dictionaries — 2025-11-28
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