full-blown
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Definition of full-blown
2 : possessing or exhibiting all the usual or necessary features or symptoms a general philosophy, if not a full-blown ideology, is emerging —W. H. Jones developed full-blown AIDS
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Synonyms
adult, full-fledged, mature, matured, ripe, ripened
Antonyms
adolescent, green, immature, juvenile, unripe, unripened, young, youngish, youthful
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full-blown
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English Language Learners Definition of full-blown
: having all of the qualities that are associated with a particular thing or type of person : fully developed
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full-blown
adjectiveMedical Definition of full-blown
: fully developed : being in its most extreme or serious form : possessing or exhibiting the characteristic symptoms a full-blown cold full-blown hypertension a collection of symptoms that isn't quite full-blown AIDS —J. Silberner
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