Antonym: unfledged. Similar words: unfledged, pledged, edged, ledge, sledge, pledge, ledger, cutting edge. Meaning: adj. 1. (of a bird) having reached full development with fully grown adult plumage; ready to fly 2. (of persons e.g.) having gained full status.
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1. The two-part show has grown into a full-fledged series.
2. India has the potential to become a full-fledged major power.
3. Today the Gulf of Aden is a full-fledged ocean by tectonic standards.
4. It has a full-fledged performing arts school, from Grades 4-12, with an enrollment of 550 boys and girls.
5. Is it being implemented as a full-fledged scalable product?
6. They are far from a full-fledged military alliance.
7. We now have almost a full-fledged state which is quasi-independent, very autonomous.
7. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
8. After the rain stopped, a little sparrow, just full-fledged, came to the yard.
9. KWord is a full-fledged word processor (and part of the KOffice suite) that uses pop-up menus in various document elements.
10. However, using a full-fledged debugger is a very powerful tool for understanding how code works, discovering problems, and solving functional issues.
11. So why not use it like a full-fledged desktop to do a few things like checking your email and browsing the internet.
12. Esperanto is now a full-fledged language with a worldwide speech community and full linguistic resources.
13. They are the quick and easy versions of full-fledged blogs, ideal for posting about pictures and blog posts.
14. What started out as a relatively manageable protest against stolen elections has now mushroomed into a full-fledged democracy movement.
15. Little wonder that in the years since his death in 1969, no full-fledged biography has appeared before.
16. We expect a successful acquisition to provide a basis for the global expansion of our services in a full-fledged manner.
17. No strike deadline has been set, nor has a full-fledged boycott been called.
18. However small the sparks at Azusa Street were, within a few decades, pentecostalism had become a full-fledged forest fire.
19. At the age of 22, Davis became the youngest full-fledged member of the board of directors.
20. Few of us are comfortable with confrontations because they frequently lead to full-fledged blow-ups.
21. But a department official said investigators have not found enough evidence to justify a full-fledged investigation.
22. While just a few years ago, mobile was about transcoding content to fit the device, the mobile experience has evolved into full-fledged platforms for hosting mobile applications.
23. SimpleDB is a simple data storage that lacks the sophistication of a full-fledged Relational Database Management System (RDBMS), while providing scalable key-value storage.
24. It was not quite like making the major leagues, more like AAA ball, but it was still a full-fledged professional job in which I paid union dues and made a pretty good income for those days.
25. Secondly, as a typical completist, she is intolerable give oneself domestic full-fledged member decorate a company irrelevantly .
26. Divested of the hype surrounding its launch, the show can now emerge as a full-fledged classic.
27. I'll also look briefly at the issue of operator precedence and generalize the treewalking code into a full-fledged recursive routine that's able to handle arbitrarily complex parse trees.
28. The code that gets executed only has to create a new document with all the necessary fields to make it a full-fledged journal document.
29. Now, on the technology side, what the Web has lacked in its determination to turn itself into a full-fledged media format is anybody who knew anything about media.
30. Having a service and schema compatibility policy is not dependent on doing full-fledged versioning and SLM capabilities.
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