adjective

mature

mature, adult, ripe, fully developed

She is very mature for her age.

She is very mature for her age.

The cheese has a mature flavour.

The cheese has a mature flavor.

The bond will be mature next year.

The bond will be mature next year.

((sb./sth.)) is mature describes someone or something as fully developed or grown She is very mature for her age.

Synonyms: adult, ripe, developed; Antonyms: immature, childish, green

From Latin 'mātūrus' meaning 'ripe, timely'.

Think of something that has reached its 'maximum' potential, like a ripe fruit.

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