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full-sailed

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full sail

–noun
1. all the sails of a vessel.
2. with all sails set: The ship was moving ahead full sail.
3. rapidly; forcefully: He proceeded full sail despite our objections.

Origin:
1585–95


full-sailed, adjective
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