Modifies a noun

• assault: July 2004 In a close match Manchester belied their lowly position with a full-blooded assault on the Coventry Aquatics Bears.

• socialism: Evidently, full-blooded socialism is a chimera that never made it into any Labor government.

• drive: In one movement he catches Martyn's full-blooded drive on the bounce and shies at the stumps.

• performance: Actually, these are not so much readings as full-blooded theatrical performances by a very versatile actor with a remarkable range of voices.

• debate: Email discussions such as this are no substitute for a full-blooded open debate.

• life: He dealt largely in the traditional religious subjects, but he gave these subjects an earthly, full-blooded life and force.