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mature
adjective (maturer , maturest )
1 fully grown or developed.
2 having or showing adult good sense, emotional and social development, etc.
3 said of cheese, wine, etc: having a fully developed flavour.
4 said of bonds, insurance policies, etc: paying out, or beginning to pay out, money to the holder.
5 formal carefully or thoroughly thought out.
verb (matured , maturing )
1 tr & intr to make or become fully developed or adult in outlook.
2 intr said of a life insurance policy, etc: to begin to produce a return.
[16c: from Latin maturus ripe]
maturely adverb .
maturity noun .
adjective (maturer , maturest )
1 fully grown or developed.
2 having or showing adult good sense, emotional and social development, etc.
3 said of cheese, wine, etc: having a fully developed flavour.
4 said of bonds, insurance policies, etc: paying out, or beginning to pay out, money to the holder.
5 formal carefully or thoroughly thought out.
verb (matured , maturing )
1 tr & intr to make or become fully developed or adult in outlook.
2 intr said of a life insurance policy, etc: to begin to produce a return.
[16c: from Latin maturus ripe]
maturely adverb .
maturity noun .
mature student
noun , Brit someone over 25 who has become a student later in life after working or starting a family, etc.
noun , Brit someone over 25 who has become a student later in life after working or starting a family, etc.
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