Alive
Alive adjective - Having or showing life.
Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Both words in one sentence
- They, and their ancestors the Titans, had complete immortality, which is why the Olympians did not die when their father Cronus ate them as infants (and they emerged alive and full-grown when he was forced to vomit them up).
Source: Complete Immortality - In Judy Blume's Tales of a Fourth Grade Nothing, Grandma calls Peter by his full name, Peter Warren Hatcher, when he asks if his turtle survived being swallowed alive by his little brother.
Source: Full Name Ultimatum -
Evil himself (an alternate ending that is mostly full of continuity errors states that he escaped the fire pit alive.) Contractual Genre Blindness: Dr. Evil.
Source: Film / Austin Powers
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