full-fledged

So when Stringer’s casual hobby became a full-fledged business, Bellina said he wasn’t surprised.

To the general public, who did not necessarily understand what he had done, only that it was important, he became, at the age of 37, a full-fledged savant.

But now that they have a full-fledged demagogue and cult leader running the country, it appears the American right is no longer interested in conservative Christian leaders of yesteryear.

It’s no surprise that Tesla is struggling to operate a full-fledged diner/movie-theatre/charging-station hybrid, considering that the company has notoriously come under fire for its poorly built and unreliable electric vehicles.

The doctor and businessman is now trying to upgrade his food business to a full-fledged restaurant - and he hopes the "cultural exchange" between Africa and the Caribbean also goes from strength to strength.