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full-blown
[ fool-blohn ]
adjective
- fully or completely developed:
full-blown AIDS; an idea expanded into a full-blown novel.
- in full bloom:
a full-blown rose.
full-blown
adjective
- characterized by the fullest, strongest, or best development
- in full bloom
51³Ô¹Ï History and Origins
Origin of full-blown1
Example Sentences
What’s more, an influx of people moving into the wildland-urban interface — or the area where human development meets the natural landscape — is contributing to what Rollins described as a “full-blown wildfire and forest health crisis.â€
There is still plenty to see and learn in a landscape being devoured by primal forces, and many battles to be fought, whether with assassin stealth or full-blown epic intensity.
Without addressing these problems with councils more widely, Graham concluded "we are looking at a full-blown crisis in local government".
Trump has always been a narcissist but it has now become full-blown megalomania.
Six years later, Ritter’s muse finally latched onto that wisp of a notion and it is now a full-blown “hall of distorted mirrors†thriller called “Retreat.â€
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