full-blown
- s fully ripe; at the height of bloom
a full-blown rose - s having or displaying all the characteristics necessary for completeness
a full-blown financial crisis
- While the effects were not nearly so great as to cause full-blown ADHD, Stevenson nonetheless warns that "these adverse effects could affect the child's ability to benefit from the .
- On the plus side, it has a functioning democracy and no full-blown war.
- Some of the boys grew from being spoiled and bratty--belittling the help, once chasing the cook up a tree at Hickory Hill--into full-blown debauchery, driving fast, drinking hard .