full-blooded
- adjective
- /fʊlˈblʌdɪd/
- His full-blooded enthusiasm for life is contagious.
Examples
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Her full-blooded laugh filled the entire room and made everyone smile.
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The novel's full-blooded characters leap off the page with energy and vitality.
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Despite his age, he remains a full-blooded participant in all outdoor activities.
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She is a full-blooded athlete who trains every day.
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After months of exercise and a healthy diet, she felt full-blooded and energetic throughout the day.
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The athlete's full-blooded performance in the game left spectators in awe of his strength and agility.
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With her full-blooded enthusiasm, she approached every new challenge with vigor and confidence.
Synonyms
Full of strong, lively energy, like a loud laugh
Full of lively energy and strong feelings
Strong and healthy, full of energy
Antonyms
How Vigorous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Full-blooded uses the same picture of being full of blood to suggest being full of life and strength. So, it describes someone or something that is 'vigorous' and energetic.