Full
Full adjective - Containing or seeming to contain the greatest quantity or number possible.
Starved to death is an antonym for full.
Starved to death
Both terms in one sentence
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When the tribbles got into it, and died from it, Kirk described the situational irony thus, "In a room full of grain, they starved to death."
Source: Irony -
Other Alien: He starved to death with a full stomach.
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Also from the revived Doctor Who; in "The Doctor's Wife", Amy stumbles across Rory's dead body in a Room Full of Crazy, having grown a beard, aged, and eventually starved to death.
Source: Time Passage Beard
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