fullself
nounUK /ˌfʊlˈsɛlf/
US /ˌfʊlˈsɛlf/
The whole of who you are, with nothing hidden or left out.
She brought her fullself to the game and played with all her heart.
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2. The state of being fully present and honest in what you do.
He answered the question with his fullself, holding nothing back.
3. A person's total energy and attention given to a task.
The team gave its fullself to finishing the project on time.
4. The complete version of someone, including strengths and flaws.
Growing up means learning to accept your fullself.