Full speed
High speed and full speed are semantically related. In some cases you can use "High speed" instead a noun phrase "Full speed".
High speed
Full speed and high speed are semantically related. You can use "Full speed" instead a noun phrase "High speed".
Both terms in one sentence
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The last car chase of The Skulls sees the heroes Luke and Will being chased at high speed along a train track before it finally comes to a stop with them crashing full speed into a dirt berm at the end of the tracks and the bad guy about the shoot Luke.
Source: Gambit Roulette
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