Full-blown Definition

fo͝olblōn
adjective
Having blossomed or opened completely.
Full-blown roses.
American Heritage
In full bloom; open.
Webster's New World
Fully grown or developed; matured.
A full-blown case of AIDS.
Webster's New World
Having all the necessary features; thorough.
Webster's New World

At the peak of blossom; ripe.

The trees in the garden were resplendent with full-blown white gardenias.
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Full-blown Sentence Examples

  • Full-blown panic hit her.

  • Near full-blown panic again, Deidre was midway through her second step towards the door when the creature snatched her.

  • Put yourself into a full blown depression?

  • Some recent discoveries have proved that certain statements in the song usually regarded as anachronisms are quite accurate; but no nearer approach has been made towards fixing its exact date, or that of any of the three bits into which it has been cut up. In this song the story appears in its full-blown shape, the name of Winckelriet being given.

  • This Spaniard of waning charms, who had been neglected by her husband and insulted by Richelieu, now gave her indolent and full-blown person, together with absolute power, into the hands of the Sicilian.

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