Full
Full adjective - Containing as much or as many as is possible or normal.
Usage example: a full glass
Lifeless
Both words in one sentence
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The sclera of the victim's eyes are permanently black; the iris remains the same color unless full control is exerted, at which point they become dull and lifeless.
Source: Mind-Control Eyes -
Fertile Feet: Gaia, in "No Place Like Home," turns a lifeless construction site into a thriving grassland full of flowers simply by walking through it.
- In a warehouse full of lifeless bodies being hosed down like so much furniture.
Source: Series / Westworld
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