Burgeoning
Full-blown
Full-blown adjective - Fully grown or developed.
Usage example: before he became a full-blown literary sensation, he wrote articles for little journals that paid even littler money
Burgeoning is an antonym for full-blown.
Both words in one sentence
- As soon as Jason enters the picture, Alex has a Green-Eyed Epiphany, and the burgeoning Unresolved Sexual Tension develops quickly into a full-blown Relationship Upgrade.
Source: Like Brother and Sister
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