Synonyms for full-blown
full-blown

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1. full-blownadjective

   Synonyms:
   full-bore, full-fledged

2. full-blownadjective

   Completely developed or formed.

   We are the midst of a full-blown crisis.

   Synonyms:
   full-fledged, full-bore

3. full-blownadjective

   At the peak of blossom; ripe.

   The trees in the garden were resplendent with full-blown white gardenias.

   Synonyms:
   full-fledged, full-bore

4. full-blownadjective

   Filled with wind; puffed up.

   The schooner took to sea with full-blown sails.

   Synonyms:
   full-bore, full-fledged

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1. full-blown, maturedadjective

   fully ripe; at the height of bloom

   "a full-blown rose"

   Synonyms:
   matured, mature

   Antonyms:
   immature, uncomplete, incomplete

2. full-blownadjective

   having or displaying all the characteristics necessary for completeness

   "a full-blown financial crisis"

   Synonyms:
   matured

   Antonyms:
   immature, uncomplete, incomplete

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1. List of paraphrases for "full-blown":

   fully-fledged, full-scale

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1. Barry Ritholtz:

   We don't know if this correction will be modest or significant, a full-blown bear market or worse, lacking sufficient information to make an informed decision, I only suggest you don't make wild unsubstantiated guesses with your portfolios.

2. Gennadiy Goldberg:

   There's a broad array of factors driving investors into Treasuries from fear about European banks, worries about financial market contagion and the possibility that you have financial weakness leading to perhaps a full-blown recession.

3. Hans Mikkelsen:

   Recall that - unlike the credit market - the equity market well into 2008 was very complacent about the subprime crisis that led to a full blown financial crisis, while we are not predicting another financial crisis, it is important to keep highlighting to investors across asset classes that conditions in the high grade credit market are currently very unusual.

4. Steve Reszka:

   My mom's brother was a full-blown diabetic and he died far too early. My mom's sister also died after having diabetes, i signed up for a trial in part to be altruistic and in part because I wanted to see if the drug they were testing would help me.

5. Koji Fukaya:

   The correlation might last a few weeks, depending on what Chinese authorities further do to shore up stocks, macroeconomic data, and performance by U.S. equities. We are not at a full blown financial crisis, so that is preventing many participants from going long outright on the yen.