full-on

adjective

1. informal.
   complete; unrestrained

   full-on military intervention

   full-on hard rock

Example Sentences

One English woman aged 45-54 years old, reported how "full-on" and "really abusive males" would swear at her, which made her stop knocking on doors to speak to people face-to-face.

From BBC

Held at the House of Cocotte in the Arts District, Ramirez and Greenberg, who have been dating for roughly five years, wanted All Hands on Deck to feel like a full-on production.

From Los Angeles Times

Fearing that Israel was looking for a chance to strike, Iran signalled repeatedly that it did not want a full-on war with Israel.

From BBC

So, Kirat accepted, and her online chats developed into deeper conversations before blossoming into a full-on love story.

From BBC

One Direction inspired full-on pop mania - stadiums full of screaming teenage fans, thousands camping outside their hotels, 70 million records sold.

From BBC