Synonyms for full-time
ful·l-time

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1. full-timeadverb

   Antonyms:
   part-time

2. full-timeadjective

   Involving a full amount of time spent on some activity, especially a job.

   to work full-time

   Antonyms:
   part-time

Princeton's WordNetRate these antonyms:3.0 / 4 votes

1. full-timeadverb

   for the entire time appropriate to an activity

   "a full-time job"

   Antonyms:
   irregular, half-time, underemployed, parttime, odd-job(a), part-time, temporary

2. full-timeadverb

   for the standard number of hours

   "she works full-time"

   Antonyms:
   irregular, part-time, parttime, half-time, temporary, odd-job(a), underemployed

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:4.5 / 2 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "full-time":

   whole-day, fulltime, full-, whole-time, full-day, part-time

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How to use full-time in a sentence?

1. Kevin Davis:

   It's complex, it involves a minutiae of details. It requires our full talents, our full time, and we're going to get this right.

2. Oliver Contreras/Pool/Sipa:

   Liberal reporters frankly supported the mandate, so they never did much digging. But as of January, there were 31,000 fewer full-time airline workers than before COVID. And while we were told pretty much everyone was complying, it turns out a lot of people were also quitting or retiring early, it's gotten so bad that JetBlue is basically begging flight attendants to take on some open shifts. Alaska Airlines is paying double to take on extra work, but it was the number of retiring pilots that is the most alarming. Obviously, no pilots means no flights.

3. Elliott Sadler:

   I want to be with them for all their special moments. I want to be there to hug them when they do well and dust them off and send them back out there when they fall. It’s time for me to be the full-time Dad that I want to be.

4. Richard Painter:

   You don’t need to be full time or have a salary to be considered a government employee.

5. Katie Klosterman:

   She was actually a full-time student( studying) physical therapy -- a 4.0 student, she was absolutely loving it. She was getting her life going.