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ADJECTIVE

crowded

Synonyms

STRONGEST

cramped full huddled jam-packed jammed loaded packed populous teeming

STRONG

brimming clean close compact crammed crushed massed mobbed overflowing stuffed swarming thronged

WEAK

SRO awash brimful chock-full dense elbow-to-elbow filled to the rafters fit to bust full house lousy with mob scene sardined sold out standing room only stiff with thick thickset tight topped off up to here up to the hilt wall-to-wall

Antonyms

STRONGEST

deserted empty

STRONG

imprecise loose

WEAK

uncongested uncrowded unfilled

ADJECTIVE

disgusted

Synonyms

STRONGEST

appalled outraged queasy tired unhappy weary

STRONG

abhorred displeased nauseated repelled repulsed revolted satiated scandalized sick

WEAK

fastidious fed up grossed out had bellyful had enough had it nauseous overwrought sick and tired of sick of squeamish turned off up to here

Antonyms

STRONGEST

activated fresh

WEAK

attracted delighted desirous happy pleased

ADJECTIVE

replete

Synonyms

STRONGEST

awash filled loaded rife

STRONG

abounding brimming charged complete crammed crowded glutted gorged jammed lavish overflowing packed sated satiated stuffed swarming teeming thronged

WEAK

abundant alive brimful chock-full jam-packed luxurious overfed plenteous well-provided

Antonyms

STRONG

empty lacking unfilled wanting

WEAK

needy

Example Sentences

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A spokesperson from Yorkshire Water said reservoir levels were recovering well, now standing at 84.6% full, up from 80.5% last week.

From BBC • Nov. 27, 2025

Teenage organizers are full up on beauty supply donations for other teenagers affected by the fires.

From Los Angeles Times • Jan. 24, 2025

Intensive care units are 19.42% full, up from 7.76% on Nov. 30, but down from 43% on Jan. 30.

From Reuters • Dec. 31, 2021

“There’s almost no capacity in Beverly Hills, because every insurance company is full up and Beverly Hills is very vulnerable to wildfire.”

From New York Times • Sep. 10, 2021

By the time the sun came up, full up over the lake and brought them warmth, Brian felt like he’d been hit by a truck while playing in a puddle.

From "The River" by Gary Paulsen

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