fully support — completely help
collocationB2IELTS 5.5+neutralcommon
To give someone or something your complete help, encouragement, or agreement, without holding back.
Say it like a native
Textbook I shall lend my unreserved endorsement to the plan.
Native I fully support the plan.
'Lend my unreserved endorsement' is corporate; 'fully support' / 'fully behind' is natural.
Pattern: fully support + noun/pronoun
In use
- I fully support your decision to study abroad.daily life
- In my opinion, I fully support the idea of providing free public transport because it helps reduce pollution and traffic.IELTS speaking
Common mistake
✗ I fully support to your decision.
✓ I fully support your decision.
'Support' takes the object directly — no 'to'.
Common collocations
fully support— your decision, the plan, I, behind
Don't confuse it
'Support' alone means to help, but 'fully support' is stronger and means you completely agree or help, with no doubts.