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- Dictionaryfully fledged/ˌfʊlɪ ˈflɛdʒd/
adjective
- 1. completely developed or established; of full status. "David had become a fully fledged pilot"
- 2. (of a bird) having developed all its feathers and able to fly.
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completely developed, or having all the qualities necessary to be considered as something: It's becoming increasingly possible to run a fully fledged business from home. a fully-fledged democracy / economy / member.
The meaning of FULLY-FLEDGED is fully developed. How to use fully-fledged in a sentence.
completely developed, or having all the qualities necessary to be considered as something: It's becoming increasingly possible to run a fully fledged business from home. a fully-fledged democracy / economy / member. Speculation grows that the company is planning a fully fledged bid after amassing a 15% stake in its rival.
Fully fledged means complete or fully developed. The country is to have a fully fledged Stock Exchange from today. American English : full-fledged / ˈfʊl ˈflɛdʒd /
The meaning of FULL-FLEDGED is fully developed : total, complete. How to use full-fledged in a sentence.
completely developed or trained: Washington wants to avoid a full-fledged war. Within months the student had become a full-fledged instructor. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Complete and whole. (all) in one piece idiom. aggregate. all or nothing idiom. all told idiom.
Something that's full-fledged is completely developed, or fully qualified. A full-fledged meal, as far as your mom's concerned, might include meat, potatoes, and a vegetable.