Fledged
Fledged adjective - (of birds) having developed feathers or plumage; often used in combination.
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Synonyms for Fledged
Separate and fledged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Separate" instead an adjective "Fledged".
Nearby Words: fledgling, fledging
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At the time of the game, several hundred years later, Imperial is a full-fledged clan society, with separate clan traditions, tribal mentality and inter-clan wars coming out the wazoo.
Source: The Clan - Our Vampires Are Different: They're a separate species from humans, to start — you're born a vampire, you don't get "turned." Unless you have some vampire DNA... Painful Transformation: Rhage, when his beast comes out (and the aftermath) And also the transition to becoming a fully-fledged vampire.
- There was a Halloween Special, which itself was a full-fledged page albeit with a different setting, plus the three drawn specials, which were originally posted during the comic's run but were later moved to a separate webpage on the hosting site.
Source: Webcomic / Pogeymanz
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