Full-fledged
Full-fledged adjective - Fully grown or developed.
Usage example: it was years before he became a full-fledged star
Old and full-fledged are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old" instead an adjective phrase "Full-fledged".
Old
Old adjective - Being of advanced years and especially past middle age.
Full-fledged and old are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Full-fledged" instead an adjective "Old".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Dana Mitchell of Lightspeed Rescue was a paramedic played by 20-year-old Allison McInnis, who was then a full-fledged pediatrician the next year.
Source: Underage Casting - In Days of Thunder, then-23 year old Nicole Kidman played a full-fledged neurosurgeon.
Source: Underage Casting - Each hive-city has a caste of queens, one of whom rules the hive and has inherent magic powers; when the old high queen dies or a new city is founded, one of the lesser queens consumes royal jelly and becomes a full-fledged queen.
Source: Bee People
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