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Discover LudwigThe phrase "arm fully" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a state of being or action related to the arm, but without additional context, it is ambiguous.
Example: "He extended his arm fully to reach the top shelf."
Alternatives: "arm completely" or "arm entirely".
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She can't stretch her right arm fully.
Hold your arm fully extended in front of you.
Extend your lead arm fully from the elbow, like a karate chop.
She is in remission from leukemia and is weakened by anemia, and a breast cancer operation left her unable to use her left arm fully.
"Heil Hitler Hail Hitlertler!") became legally obligatory as a common greeting, as did the Hitler salute of the right arm fully thrust forward with the palm facing downward.
But Reggie Sanders crashed into the wall with his right shoulder, and with his left arm fully extended, he reached out for a leaping catch.
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The other gymnasts had their arms fully – and evenly covered.
The tough part was sitting there in the water for 10-15 minutes at a time with my arms fully submerged.
While he's maintaining the legs up in this position, he's going to add the arms, fully extended as well.
Man, Caucasian, riding extremely loud, lavishly painted motorcycle, ponytail, leather pants, vest, ornamented with large eagle-like crest, bare arms fully tattooed.
"If they would only concern themselves with military arms — fully automatic and on up — that would go a long way," Mr. Mason said.
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