The term 'in full measure' can be broken down into two crossword solutions: 'RICHLY' (6 letters) and 'TOTALLY' (7 letters). This phrase is often used to describe something that has been done to its fullest extent or with great abundance. It is usually used to emphasize the quality of something, such as a job well done or a generous gift. In this context, 'RICHLY' implies that something has been done with great wealth or abundance, while 'TOTALLY' implies that it has been done completely and without any exceptions.