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in full force

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in full force
if a group of people are at a place in full force, all of them are there. Heidi's side of the family were there in full force but Bill's brother was the only one to show up.
See also: force, full


in full force
with all members of a particular group present. The firefighters turned up for the funeral in full force to pay tribute to their chief.
See also: force, full


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As I lifted my hand to the bell, my little companion's dread of a beating revived in full force.
There was a merry breakfast, a successful fishing expedition, and then the lobsters came out in full force, for even Aunt Jessie appeared in red flannel.
As matters now stood, Lord Holchester's order remained in full force.
 
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