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Meanings of full-blooded in English
Endowed with or exhibiting great bodily or mental health.
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Usage of full-blooded in English
1
His grandmother was a full-blooded Creek of high standing in the nation.
2
He was a full-blooded mastiff and a magnificent creature in every way.
3
He cast; the lowest number fell to Parkhurst, a florid, full-blooded Texan.
4
The full-blooded, corpulent and vigorous should avoid West Africa like the plague.
5
He is one of your full-blooded, solid men; but he is startled.
6
The author derives his information from a mestizo and a full-blooded native.
7
Stern felt the warmth, scented the perfume of her firm, full-blooded flesh.
8
Whoever he plumps for, this is sure to be a full-blooded contest.
9
He was like a full-blooded horse-tractableenough if kept hard at work.
10
Sorak had been spared only because he was not a full-blooded elf.
11
A is a full-blooded blustering fellow, of energetic temperament, hot-headed and strong-willed.
12
I am not a prodigal, full-blooded, royal sort of person at all.
13
Juan Cerverra, despite his Spanish-sounding name, proved to be a full-blooded Moro.
14
She was a fine, big, healthy, full-blooded child, greatly resembling her mother.
15
Fowle had for pressman a faithful negro named Primus, a full-blooded African.
16
Ieremia was lighter-skinned than the Fitu-Ivans, as was natural in a full-blooded Samoan.