Full-time Definition

fo͝oltīm
adjective
Designating, of, or engaged in work, study, etc. for certain time periods regarded as constituting one's full regular working hours.
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noun
As a full-time employee, student, etc.
To work full time.
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The full number of hours usually worked in a day or week, in distinction to part-time work.

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The end of a game of football or rugby.

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adverb
Spending a full amount of time.
To work full-time.
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Other Word Forms of Full-time

Noun

Singular:
full-time
Plural:
full times

Origin of Full-time

Full-time Sentence Examples

  • Julie will attend college full time in the coming session.

  • She didn't have to hire a man full time.

  • I pulled Sackler off that check fraud case and gave him the Wasserman business full time.

  • Hopefully, they'll use me as a full-time therapist later.

  • Then there grew up all over Europe a system of fining the knights who failed to respond to the sovereign's call or to stay their full time in the field; and in England this fine developed, from the reign of Henry II.

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