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mature

Definition for mature

adjective as in adult, grown-up

verb as in become adult, fully grown

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His journey to grow, compete and mature before everyone’s eyes at a City Section school has succeeded beyond anyone’s wildest imagination.

If barred owls’ expansion is left unchecked, some experts believe they’ll go on to decimate California spotted owls — which inhabit California’s central and southern mature forests.

"He is very chill, a great person on and off the pitch. You can see why he is where he is today. Since that very young age he has had that leadership. Very mature."

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Colette has intense emotions and a mature level of understanding of what took place, Leskin said.

Those maternal antibodies protect infants while their immune system matures.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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