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full-fledged
[fool-flejd]
adjective
of full rank or standing.
a full-fledged professor.
fully developed.
full-fledged
adjective
See fully fledged
Word History and Origins
Origin of full-fledged1
Example Sentences
The Palestinian Journalists' Syndicate accused Israel of a "full-fledged war crime".
It was then that Lee began the path to a full-fledged election bid, announcing his resignation as leader of the Democratic Party on 9 April ahead of his presidential run.
The recent hostilities threatened to turn into a full-fledged war as both countries appeared unwilling to back down and threatened to escalate if the other didn't relent.
It seems like ancient history now, but once upon a time, there was a little backdoor pilot that dreamed of growing up to be a full-fledged reality television spectacle.
In 1996, many retailers remained skeptical of online shopping and didn’t have full-fledged websites; customers were concerned about the security of online purchases.
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