full-grown

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full-grown

A full-grown lion rests in the tall grass.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Fully developed; having reached maturity: Describes a living being, typically an animal or human, that has completed its physical growth and is now an adult.
    • Having attained full size or maturity: Indicates that something or someone is no longer in a juvenile or immature state.
Examples of Usage
  • Adjective:
    • The zoo only keeps full-grown lions in this enclosure.
    • She is now a full-grown woman capable of making her own decisions.
    • It's important to distinguish between a puppy and a full-grown dog when choosing pet food.
Advanced Usage
  • Used figuratively for organizations or systems: While primarily for living beings, it can sometimes describe institutions or concepts that are fully developed or established.
    • The startup has evolved into a full-grown company with international offices.
Variants and Related Words
  • Grown-up (adjective or noun): Mature, adult; an adult person. Often used more for humans.
    • She has two grown-up children.
  • Adult (adjective or noun): Fully grown and mature. A more common and direct synonym.
    • Adult elephants can weigh several tons.
  • Mature (adjective): Fully developed physically, mentally, or emotionally. Has a broader application than "full-grown."
    • The cheese is left to mature for a year.
Synonyms
  • Adult
  • Mature
  • Grown
  • Fully-fledged (often for birds or figurative use)
Antonyms
  • Immature
  • Juvenile
  • Underdeveloped
  • Young
full-grown

A full-grown lion rests in the tall grass.

Adjective
  1. (of animals) fully developed
    • an adult animal
    • a grown woman

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