"full entirety" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
It is redundant and can be replaced with just "entirety" or "full extent." For example: - Incorrect: She experienced the full entirety of her emotions. - Correct: She experienced the entirety of her emotions OR She experienced the full extent of her emotions.
I sat amongst this menagerie in silence as Manson played me his new album in its entirety at full volume, topping up a goblet in my hand with a particularly expensive absinthe and occasionally glancing over for a critical reaction.
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Dr. Orlov herself received recognition as the 2018 Arnold P. Gold Foundation Humanism in Medicine Award Nominee, an honor that her introducer Matthew Present, MS4, attributed to her "unwavering support and full candy bowl". In entirety, the evening was a celebration of humanity and compassion in the art of healing.
I didn't read the full book in its entirety.
Employing her attuned brand of heavy, well-built beats that made the stage's puddles of mud tremble, the Russian DJ captured my full attention for the entirety of her set.
Cucumbers grow best when given full sun for the entirety of their growing process.
Two famous Book of the Dead papyri, Papyrus Milbank and Papyrus Ryerson, are reproduced in their entirety with full-color photographs among nearly 400 illustrations for the first time.
But both the Obama administration and House Republicans want to restore the full 100 percent break for the entirety of 2012.
Whistleblowers who protect the public should be repaid in full and protected for the entirety of their careers.
"I was never prepared to un dertake that our struggle would lead to the fulfillment of our just demand in its entirety and in full," was the way she put it.
