fully explore

Frequency: 8.018.5 per million words

To explore something completely, leaving nothing out.

exploreADVERB + explore

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fully

Examples (10)

  • These questions have not been fully explored yet.
  • The research team plans to fully explore all possible solutions.
  • We need more time to fully explore the implications of this decision.
  • The documentary aims to fully explore the mysteries of the ocean.
  • Before making a conclusion, we must fully explore every avenue.
  • The novel fully explores the complex relationship between the characters.
  • Scientists hope to fully explore the potential of renewable energy.
  • The committee will fully explore the feasibility of the new project.
  • This course allows students to fully explore their creative abilities.
  • The expedition seeks to fully explore the uncharted territory.