Similar words: full, awful, useful, fully, rueful, joyful, handful, fitful. Meaning: n. a family of languages of the Fulani of West Africa and used as a lingua franca in the sub-Saharan regions from Senegal to Chad; the best known of the West African languages.
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3. The hum of voices is purpose ful; all are actively engaged.
4. Many adjectives terminate in - ful.
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5. We sincerely hope our discussion will ful conclusion.
6. You can't be too care ful in dong this experiment.
7. We wish you a bright and succe ful New Year.
8. Ful - time after a year or more of work.
9. Not all English words which end in - ful are adjectives.
10. People wearing color - ful clothing thronged the department stores and bookstores.
11. She's not very skil ( l ) ful with her chopsticks [ at using chopsticks ] .
12. During the last few monthsH 1 N 1 ful has set off across the whole world.
13. He became a succe ful actor and started writing plays.
14. For a succe ful writing activity to ha en , both are nece ary.
15. Isn't it more gimmick - ful to see Taiwan and Hongkong actors acting together?
16. This is the're - source - ful 'energy of the heart.
17. When you feel deserving of love, it becomes a self - ful - filling prophecy.
18. If you can form this habit, you will be a very ful English learner!
19. Thank you. When will I know if I am ful?
20. Gao Shi: I hope I can be help - ful, Mrs. Brown.
21. According to its work prin - cipium , a Dalton board is self - designed and its use - ful methods are introduced.