The phrase
"full span" refers to something that covers or spans the entire length or width of something, without any gaps or missing parts.
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Synonyms for individual words can be found below.
«full»
«span»
Sentences with «full span»
- Exhibition Brings Together Major Works from Public and Private Collections in an Exploration of Full Span of Artist's Unconventional Career (resnicow.com)
- 4) not wanting more carbohydrates and shifting more crop production and imports to [livestock] feed, not food, to eat more animals products, having overall some 3,000 kcal / capita a day and living full spans (China now), (dotearth.blogs.nytimes.com)
- It has often been the case with Arsenal that Arsene Wenger uses the full span of the summer transfer window to get his business done and to some extent I can understand that. (justarsenal.com)
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