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Definition of full-blooded in English: full-bloodedadjective 1Of unmixed ancestry. 纯血统的，纯种的 纯血统的彻罗基人。 Example sentencesExamples - Leaving aside Heine and Borne, Marx was a full-blooded Jew; Lassalle was a Jew.
- By then, the full-blooded Aboriginal population numbered one.
- We had been charged a fairly exorbitant price for a full-blooded Pug.
- His wife was a full-blooded Arab, and a beautiful one at that.
- They willingly accept other Sami who may not be full-blooded.
- Some full-blooded Creeks still farm land in the area of Oklahoma that was settled by the Upper Creeks.
- And many people in this world want to find out what is the essence of that particular tribe, and the purity therein, and who's full-blooded, and who's not.
- It was an Indian Marine, Ira Hayes, a full-blooded member of the small Pima tribe in Arizona, who emerged as the most famous Indian of the war.
- His angled Asiatic features reveal his full-blooded Inuit roots.
- My father was a full-blooded Highlander, with the temper to prove it.
- They were hunted by British settlers in a campaign of extermination, and by 1878 the last full-blooded Aboriginal was dead.
- One of the Bedouins explains: Swalem is a full-blooded Sinai camel, with smaller feet to cope with an uneven rocky terrain and a shaggy coat to cope with the cold found at altitude.
- However, full-blooded Cherokees, blacks and whites, often shunned those who intermarried.
- Greene, a full-blooded Oneida, was born on the Iroquois Six Nations Reserve in southwestern Ontario.
- The removal of part-Aboriginal children was advocated on the social Darwinist grounds that their full-blooded relatives were dying out.
- We constantly read glowing accounts, from interested missionaries, of the civilization of these tribes; but a civilized full-blooded Indian does not exist among them.
- These Maltese couples then raised a generation of full-blooded Maltese children who had never lived in the mother country.
- Statistics seem to bear this out, for Australia's native population has shrunk to about 50,000 full-blooded Aborigines and about 160,000 with mixed blood.
- Kantilla became the first full-blooded Aboriginal to play in the SANFL when he made his debut against Glenelg.
Synonyms pure-bred, pedigree, pure, pure-blooded, pedigreed 2Vigorous, enthusiastic, and without compromise. 精力旺盛的，热情的，毫不妥协的 a full-blooded performance 纯血统的彻罗基人。 Example sentencesExamples - Once he started on that road, the logical result must have been a full-blooded effort to impose a police state and crush all opposition.
- Haaland was by now playing for Manchester City, and towards the end of a full-blooded game with United Keane launched a vicious, thigh-high assault that left Haaland writhing on the ground and Keane receiving another red card.
- With only two minutes to go of a full-blooded encounter an horrific error by Danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen provided the opportunity for Mattias Jonsson to make Italy's nightmare a reality.
- Their songs are full-blooded, intelligent, anchored by strong melodies and hooks, and all driven home by a huge sound (two guitars, three voices, tape loops, violin, that bass).
- The other astonishing feature of this display was despite Ireland's full-blooded commitment, they only conceded nine penalties throughout the match.
- The laughter was long and loud, the jokes full-blooded, and the criticism personalised and offensive.
- Voters in Scotland, indeed in Britain, have rarely been offered a full-blooded socialist alternative at the ballot box.
- That commitment to full-blooded performances is what keeps the play consistently new, says Kate.
- Polish nationalism burst into another full-blooded insurrection in 1863, but Russia was able to bring it under control because the Crimean coalition against her could no longer be put together.
- The advent of the Second Empire in 1848 saw a full-blooded return, the seeds of which had been sown in the two previous decades, to the styles of earlier centuries.
- The IOC's executive board is meant to endorse candidate cities in May next year, opening the way for a full-blooded assessment, including visits by an evaluation commission.
- Morecambe, Lancaster and the North West will benefit in the long term from a full-blooded commitment to a rich array of leisure and tourist features on the central promenade.
- By 1900, larger country houses had reverted to full-blooded classicism, presaging an imperial pomp which few Edwardian architects could resist.
- Hopefully, on Saturday, we will see a full-blooded contest played in the right spirit.
- Second, you must drive like a full-blooded enthusiast most of the time.
- Their full-blooded assault piling men in at the breakdown secured a ready supply of possession, forced Henley on the back foot and reduced them to standing off in defence rather than challenging for the ball.
- None of that opposition is going anywhere, and because millions of people turned out and actually voted to endorse what's going on, at least we might start being full-blooded in our response.
- He could turn a political argument into a full-blooded, passionate struggle.
- A superb display of teamwork enabled Thackley to ease past a determined Whitley Bay to reach the last 64 of the FA Vase after a full-blooded second-round tie at Dennyfield.
- Being embroiled in a full-blooded war was not what he'd imagined his tour of the bordering principalities would entail.
- The second-half began at a tremendous pace, the visitors obviously under instructions to take no prisoners and the full-blooded encounter continued although it was not confined to the forwards.
- The Surrey batsmen also preferred the off-side, with little dabs down to third man and beautifully-timed touches past the bowler, contrasting his partner's full-blooded drive.
- A lot of the United players will be very pleased to see City back in the Premiership - you cannot beat a full-blooded derby clash.
- Thereafter, the death of the regent, Mary of Guise, unleashed new French intervention in Scotland; there was sporadic fighting, which was overtaken by full-blooded Protestant revolution.
- United-Arsenal clashes in recent years have all been full-blooded affairs in which penalties have repeatedly played a crucial role.
Synonyms all out, complete, total, uncompromising, committed, out and out, thorough, thoroughgoing, vigorous, strenuous, intense unrestrained, uncontrolled, unbridled, hard-hitting, pulling no punches
Derivativesadverb Perhaps most amazingly of all, Williams keeps his characters full-bloodedly and empathically human. Example sentencesExamples - There seems to me a danger of such applications, however unpromising their ultimate prospects, being fought so full-bloodedly and in such detail as effectively to pre-empt the permission stage.
- He has a many-sided graphic ability that can give form to various shades of experience, ranging from the full-bloodedly sensual to the witty and the sarcastic.
- In fact, it was my desire to engage full-bloodedly with Norse mythology that led directly to my relinquishing my job as editorial director at the publishing house of Victor Gollancz in 1976.
- This is a full-bloodedly romantic, not to say melodramatic, piece written perhaps with knowledge of Howard Hanson's first two symphonies and foreshadowing Rozsa's Hollywood music.
- In participating full-bloodedly in the discussion on this topic, those are the questions that we as Liberals and Nationals must ask the people of Australia.
- And there, standing at the very front, were Harvey, John Topplin, Berry and two other young men - singing the Magnificat lustily and full-bloodedly.
- But if you like your opera full-bloodedly melodramatic, presented in a traditional way, then Rigoletto is a perfect night at the opera.
- The individual aspires to that place where power is personified, where relationships are stricter - i.e., more personal - where, finally, one can full-bloodedly experience life's brevity.
- The highlight of the evening no doubt was Mendelssohn's Pianotrio No 1 in D minor with its compelling melodies that were full-bloodedly performed and ravished the senses of the audience.
- Donna Balson was splendid; she really seized the barbaric element of the piece and she did so full-bloodedly.
- The narrator is somehow more vigorously alive, more full-bloodedly vital, than the wan and modest London spring.
- The cast is full-bloodedly rounded out by Chiara Mangiameli, Paolo Pagliacolo, and young Sebastian Uriarte, who, without Italian descent, carries off the accent and manner of a Venetian street-and-canal urchin to perfection.
- Lenny Kaye's acoustic guitar brings out the song's heroism so full-bloodedly, it's full of juice.
noun Nietzsche was certainly opposed to half-heartedness and repression; but exhortations to full-bloodedness do not necessarily imply an approval of physical pleasure. Example sentencesExamples - Both four-movement works of basically traditional Russian cast, they are romantic-modernist essays whose idiom veers between the full-bloodedness of Tchaikovsky and the irony and grotesquerie of Shostakovich.
- Indeed, I believe, for the most part, that the brutality of the English people is only the excess and plethora of that healthful, muscular robustness and full-bloodedness for which the nation has always been famous, and which it should prize beyond almost anything else.
- In each case, however, the common factors are youth, earthiness and full-bloodedness; these have been depicted since the Middle Ages, and all had to do with love: ‘Learn to play the lute and the spinet, The strings can caress the heart!’
- Director Mira Nair breathes the Indian characters’ full-bloodedness into your very subconsciousness, expanding their culture as an impressive bedrock of enduring family tradition.
- Also there is no denying the authenticity of tone, the full-bloodedness and the conviction.
- The full-bloodedness of the role is all the more remarkable when viewed in relief against the actress's years as a dainty Warners ingenue.
- Despite their polished and steel-cold material, his works have a full-bloodedness similar to the Willendorf Venus.
- People, especially those in the headline business, want excitement, menace, controversy, full-bloodedness, pizazz.
- The anecdotes, the characters, the fights, the stress of independent film-making are all here in their full-bloodedness.
- Colin Stinton as the friend and Dominic Hoffman as the magus bring the only refreshing evidence of three-dimensional reality and emotional full-bloodedness.
Definition of full-blooded in US English: full-bloodedadjectiveˌfʊlˈblədədˌfo͝olˈblədəd 1Of unmixed ancestry. 纯血统的，纯种的 纯血统的彻罗基人。 Example sentencesExamples - These Maltese couples then raised a generation of full-blooded Maltese children who had never lived in the mother country.
- Kantilla became the first full-blooded Aboriginal to play in the SANFL when he made his debut against Glenelg.
- It was an Indian Marine, Ira Hayes, a full-blooded member of the small Pima tribe in Arizona, who emerged as the most famous Indian of the war.
- Leaving aside Heine and Borne, Marx was a full-blooded Jew; Lassalle was a Jew.
- By then, the full-blooded Aboriginal population numbered one.
- We had been charged a fairly exorbitant price for a full-blooded Pug.
- My father was a full-blooded Highlander, with the temper to prove it.
- They willingly accept other Sami who may not be full-blooded.
- However, full-blooded Cherokees, blacks and whites, often shunned those who intermarried.
- His angled Asiatic features reveal his full-blooded Inuit roots.
- His wife was a full-blooded Arab, and a beautiful one at that.
- We constantly read glowing accounts, from interested missionaries, of the civilization of these tribes; but a civilized full-blooded Indian does not exist among them.
- Statistics seem to bear this out, for Australia's native population has shrunk to about 50,000 full-blooded Aborigines and about 160,000 with mixed blood.
- One of the Bedouins explains: Swalem is a full-blooded Sinai camel, with smaller feet to cope with an uneven rocky terrain and a shaggy coat to cope with the cold found at altitude.
- Greene, a full-blooded Oneida, was born on the Iroquois Six Nations Reserve in southwestern Ontario.
- And many people in this world want to find out what is the essence of that particular tribe, and the purity therein, and who's full-blooded, and who's not.
- Some full-blooded Creeks still farm land in the area of Oklahoma that was settled by the Upper Creeks.
- They were hunted by British settlers in a campaign of extermination, and by 1878 the last full-blooded Aboriginal was dead.
- The removal of part-Aboriginal children was advocated on the social Darwinist grounds that their full-blooded relatives were dying out.
Synonyms pure-bred, pedigree, pure, pure-blooded, pedigreed 2Vigorous, enthusiastic, and without compromise. 精力旺盛的，热情的，毫不妥协的 纯血统的彻罗基人。 Example sentencesExamples - Being embroiled in a full-blooded war was not what he'd imagined his tour of the bordering principalities would entail.
- The laughter was long and loud, the jokes full-blooded, and the criticism personalised and offensive.
- Voters in Scotland, indeed in Britain, have rarely been offered a full-blooded socialist alternative at the ballot box.
- The Surrey batsmen also preferred the off-side, with little dabs down to third man and beautifully-timed touches past the bowler, contrasting his partner's full-blooded drive.
- Morecambe, Lancaster and the North West will benefit in the long term from a full-blooded commitment to a rich array of leisure and tourist features on the central promenade.
- He could turn a political argument into a full-blooded, passionate struggle.
- United-Arsenal clashes in recent years have all been full-blooded affairs in which penalties have repeatedly played a crucial role.
- The second-half began at a tremendous pace, the visitors obviously under instructions to take no prisoners and the full-blooded encounter continued although it was not confined to the forwards.
- Haaland was by now playing for Manchester City, and towards the end of a full-blooded game with United Keane launched a vicious, thigh-high assault that left Haaland writhing on the ground and Keane receiving another red card.
- Their full-blooded assault piling men in at the breakdown secured a ready supply of possession, forced Henley on the back foot and reduced them to standing off in defence rather than challenging for the ball.
- A lot of the United players will be very pleased to see City back in the Premiership - you cannot beat a full-blooded derby clash.
- Polish nationalism burst into another full-blooded insurrection in 1863, but Russia was able to bring it under control because the Crimean coalition against her could no longer be put together.
- By 1900, larger country houses had reverted to full-blooded classicism, presaging an imperial pomp which few Edwardian architects could resist.
- The advent of the Second Empire in 1848 saw a full-blooded return, the seeds of which had been sown in the two previous decades, to the styles of earlier centuries.
- None of that opposition is going anywhere, and because millions of people turned out and actually voted to endorse what's going on, at least we might start being full-blooded in our response.
- That commitment to full-blooded performances is what keeps the play consistently new, says Kate.
- Second, you must drive like a full-blooded enthusiast most of the time.
- The IOC's executive board is meant to endorse candidate cities in May next year, opening the way for a full-blooded assessment, including visits by an evaluation commission.
- With only two minutes to go of a full-blooded encounter an horrific error by Danish goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen provided the opportunity for Mattias Jonsson to make Italy's nightmare a reality.
- Once he started on that road, the logical result must have been a full-blooded effort to impose a police state and crush all opposition.
- The other astonishing feature of this display was despite Ireland's full-blooded commitment, they only conceded nine penalties throughout the match.
- Thereafter, the death of the regent, Mary of Guise, unleashed new French intervention in Scotland; there was sporadic fighting, which was overtaken by full-blooded Protestant revolution.
- Their songs are full-blooded, intelligent, anchored by strong melodies and hooks, and all driven home by a huge sound (two guitars, three voices, tape loops, violin, that bass).
- Hopefully, on Saturday, we will see a full-blooded contest played in the right spirit.
- A superb display of teamwork enabled Thackley to ease past a determined Whitley Bay to reach the last 64 of the FA Vase after a full-blooded second-round tie at Dennyfield.
Synonyms all out, complete, total, uncompromising, committed, out and out, thorough, thoroughgoing, vigorous, strenuous, intense
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