in full
prep. phr..prep. phr.. to do something completely or pay the total amount of money you owe.
prep. phr.. to the complete or entire extent; specifically used in financial contexts to indicate the settlement of a total debt or in legal contexts for verbatim reproduction.
The bill must be paid in full by Friday.
After years of saving, they were finally able to pay off their mortgage in full.
The witness's statement was read out in full to ensure that no nuance of the testimony was lost on the jury.
commonly follows verbs like 'pay', 'refund', 'repay', or 'read'.
contrast with 'in part' or 'partially'; it often functions as an adverbial phrase at the end of a clause to emphasize completeness.
I paid the debt in fully.I paid the debt in full.the phrase uses the adjective 'full' as a noun equivalent; do not use the adverb 'fully' after the preposition 'in'.