Useful English Word or Phrase to Boost Your English

Chock-Full

What does it mean?

Completely full or packed.

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REAL ENGLISH.Native UK character with a collection of useful English phrases

Is it positive or negative?

Neutral to positive.

When do you use it?

When describing things, places, or schedules that are completely filled.

Examples

Example 1: The box was chock-full of chocolates.

Example 2: My calendar's chock-full this month.

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Question for you

When was the last time your day was chock-full?

Try saying your answer aloud, using the expression.

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