fully fledged

British  

adjective

1. (of a young bird) having acquired its adult feathers and thus able to fly

2. developed or matured to the fullest degree

3. of full rank or status

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Example Sentences

German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul said the draft document was not fully fledged, describing it instead as a "list of topics and options".

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Rory's post would allow him to observe the culture within the station up close, without taking on the duties of a fully fledged police officer.

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Revolut says it has 10 million users in the UK while last year it was granted a provisional banking licence, paving the way for it to become a fully fledged UK bank.

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But Reeves's plans are not yet a fully fledged growth plan.

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But her resurrection proved - if proof were needed - a rock star's muse can become a fully fledged, respected artist in her own right.

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