fullmade

== English == === Alternative forms === full-made === Etymology === From Middle English fulmade, volmad (“accomplished, perfected”), past participle of fulmaken (“to accomplish, perfect”), equivalent to full +‎ made. Cognate with Dutch volmaakt (“perfect, complete”). === Adjective === fullmade (comparative more fullmade, superlative most fullmade) Complete; fully made; perfected.