full-loaded or fully-loaded

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Should I say "a full-loaded truck" or " a fully-loaded" truck?

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The first part of the compound adjective is the adverb fully, modifying loaded.
 
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You can also say 'a fully laden truck' (but not 'a fully laden Glock 17').
 
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