Full Grown

Pronunciation: /fʊl groʊn/

Definitions of full grown

adjective describing something that has reached its full size or maturity

Example Sentences

A1 The full grown cat is very fluffy.

A2 The full grown tree provides shade in the park.

B1 The full grown horse is ready to compete in the race.

B2 The full grown elephant is a majestic sight in the wild.

C1 The full grown oak tree has been standing for centuries.

C2 The full grown lioness is the leader of the pride.

Examples of full grown in a Sentence

formal The full grown oak tree provided shade for the entire park.

informal My cat is finally full grown and no longer a kitten.

slang That car is fully grown with all the latest upgrades.

figurative After years of hard work, she had finally become a full grown professional in her field.

Grammatical Forms of full grown

• past tense: became
• plural: full growns
• comparative: more full grown
• superlative: most full grown
• present tense: is full grown
• future tense: will be full grown
• perfect tense: has been full grown
• continuous tense: is being full grown
• singular: full grown
• positive degree: full grown
• infinitive: to be full grown
• gerund: being full grown
• participle: full grown

Origin and Evolution of full grown

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old English and Middle English

Story behind the word: The term 'full grown' originated from Old English and Middle English, where 'full' meant complete or whole, and 'grown' referred to the process of becoming fully developed or mature.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the term 'full grown' has retained its original meaning of being fully developed or mature, but it is now commonly used to describe something or someone who has reached their full size or potential.