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vollem
"Vollem" is the dative or accusative singular form of "voll," meaning "full" in English, typically used with masculine nouns (e.g. "with full energy").
In a sentence
Mit vollem Einsatz bewältigte sie die Herausforderung.
With full commitment, she overcame the challenge.
'Vollem' is used in the dative case here to match 'Einsatz', demonstrating its adjectival agreement with the noun it describes.
Der Raum war mit vollem Licht erfüllt.
The room was filled with full light.
'Vollem' is used in conjunction with 'Licht', also in the dative case, describing the state of fullness or completeness related to light.
Die Tasche war mit vollem Inhalt schwer zu tragen.
The bag was heavy to carry with its full contents.
Here, 'vollem' modifies 'Inhalt' in the dative case, showing the adjective's agreement with the gender, number, and case of the noun.
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