full-grown (Meaning)
Wordnet
full-grown (s)
(of animals) fully developed
Webster
full-grown (a.)
Having reached the limits of growth; mature.
Synonyms & Antonyms of full-grown
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full-grown Sentence Examples
- The full-grown pine tree towered over the surrounding saplings.
- The lioness watched proudly as her full-grown cubs played in the den.
- The farmer harvested the full-grown wheat, preparing for the winter.
- The aquarium displayed a full-grown blue whale, marveling visitors.
- The full-grown eagle soared effortlessly above the mountain peak.
- The anthropologist studied the full-grown fossil of an ancient hominid.
- The full-grown elephant used its powerful trunk to gather leaves from the trees.
- The child watched in awe as the full-grown kangaroo hopped by.
- The full-grown horse galloped across the field, its mane flowing behind it.
- The full-grown dog curled up on the couch, its tail wagging contentedly.
FAQs About the word full-grown
(of animals) fully developedHaving reached the limits of growth; mature.
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The full-grown pine tree towered over the surrounding saplings.
The lioness watched proudly as her full-grown cubs played in the den.
The farmer harvested the full-grown wheat, preparing for the winter.
The aquarium displayed a full-grown blue whale, marveling visitors.
