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
Old and full-blown are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old" instead an adjective phrase "Full-blown".
Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Full-blown and old are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Full-blown" instead an adjective "Old".
Both words in one sentence
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Kaulder even calls it "old money and old magic" and the owner is a full-blown Femme Fatale.
Source: Film / The Last Witch Hunter -
The Player Character returns to her old neighborhood after ten years and reconnects with the boys she used to be friends with as a little girl, causing old crushes to revive into full-blown romance.
Source: Childhood Friend Romance -
Going by old superstitions, the guy is one transformation away being a full-blown werewolf (incidentally, he was part of the Nazi werwolf infiltration unit).
Source: Red Right Hand
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