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full-blown

adjective as in all-out

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In some of California’s liberal enclaves, homeless encampments have become full-blown tent cities.

The New York Times' Farah Stockman noted that criticism of the nomination is also being voiced by elected Republicans, some of whom "are in a full-blown panic about her nomination."

From Salon

That uprising has since escalated into a full-blown civil war.

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This person may not develop full-blown Alzheimer’s for five years or 20 years or ever.

“It prevented the Democrats from having a full-blown primary process that could have yielded a stronger candidate than Kamala Harris.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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