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Meanings of full-blown in English
Usage of full-blown in English
1
He said a full-blown system design response in workplaces should be done.
2
It seemed a full-blown war somewhere far beyond the ken of humankind.
3
They have insulin resistance and are at risk of developing full-blown diabetes.'
4
We want to see Doge in a full-blown box office action caper.
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The Sahel repeatedly falls prey to food shortages and often full-blown famines.
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In other words, inoculate portfolios from the effects of a full-blown pandemic.
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Obese adults with prediabetes were more likely to progress to full-blown diabetes.
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It will, for certain, bring on economic disruption, if not full-blown recession.
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By then, the setback had snowballed into a full-blown crisis for Australia.
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In 2020 the system would move to a full-blown cap and trade.
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All these things ran neck and neck; it was a full-blown Midway.
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After thirty minutes of full-blown mania, I decided to rearrange my furniture.
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If not in the fall, full-blown roses and matured flowers were substituted.
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But at this stage, the disagreement has degenerated into a full-blown fight.
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The buds and opening flowers are more pink than the full-blown flowers.
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All at once an idea leaped, full-blown, into the brain of Rose-Marie.