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Adjective
Having reached maturity
“There is something special about seeing a puppy grow and develop into a mature dog.”
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Sensible and balanced in personality and emotional behavior
“He was a young man who was mature beyond his years.”
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Having much experience in a particular field
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“The mature programmer will sometimes say that clever code is almost always dangerous code.”
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Used euphemistically to describe someone middle-aged or old
“She was already a mature lady at the time of her marriage.”
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(of produce) Ready for consumption
Mature grapes give slightly to your touch but will spring back when you release them.”
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(of thought or planning) Careful or thorough in nature
“It's important that we take a mature approach to solving this problem.”
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(of technology) In a late stage of development
“Artificial intelligence is now mature enough to recognize and interpret speech patterns.”
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Reaching a date at which payment is due
“Of the estimated $50 billion in unclaimed mature bonds, it is believed that over $3.6 billion remain unredeemed.”
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Dealing in or with explicit material suitable only for grown-ups
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“The series contains plenty of mature content that is only appropriate for adults.”
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Mentally calm, having no emotion too strong or too weak
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Dependable, or capable of being trusted
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A plump, portly, or stout adjective describing a woman, implying a dignified and mature appearance
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Characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity
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Having or showing shrewdness and good judgment, especially through worldly experience
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Finely tuned or honed
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Having or being of high quality, especially in a form that is traditional or pure
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Not having arrived, happened, or been done by the expected time
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(of a person or thing) To become fully grown or developed
“Worms typically go through four stages as they mature into adults.”
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To become more sensible with age
“He used to be very irresponsible, but he would gradually mature over the years.”
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(with reference to certain foods or drinks) To become, or cause to become, ready for consumption
“Let the green bananas mature for about two days before eating them.”
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To come to fruition
“The technology is still in its infancy and needs time to fully mature.”
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To develop or grow rapidly
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To be in flower, or to produce flowers
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To surpass previous limitations through maturity or development
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To change in form, character or composition
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To teach, train or educate in a given field
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To make or become definite and clear
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To break up (soil) in preparation for sowing or planting
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