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
Strong and healthy, full of energy
Full of lively energy and strong feelings
Full of strong, lively energy, like a loud laugh
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.