Mature means: Fully developed; grown up in terms of physical appearance, behaviour or thinking; ripe. Related words include develop or change. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Mature in practice.
Mature in a sentence
Related words
Mature meaning
- Fully developed; grown up in terms of physical appearance, behaviour or thinking; ripe.
- Brought to a state of complete readiness.
- Profound; careful.
Example sentences (20)
As most of these companies would likely fail to mature over time, PBW is perhaps doomed to fail over the long-term.
Lauren, is it that difficult to explain something to another poster in a mature way instead of being condescending?
Although strangely wholesome, these anime shows and movies somehow manage to deal with surprisingly mature themes.
Fortunately for me, I met Hubby after life-sobering events took him to a new and more mature chapter in his life.
He appears to instinctively understand how to be playful with new mediums while retaining a mature dad-rock vibe.
He found it more 'believable' that she could be mistaken for his sister because he looks more mature than before.
And yet, said Haddad, today's Iraq is a "democratizing state" which needs time to mature because "democracy is messy".
Also worth noting is that no other BDC raises every quarter; at some point, it levels out when their portfolios mature.
Gunn weaves a mature tale about trauma and loss while masterfully blending it with the wacky antics fans know and love.
In most cases war is unnecessary and differences can likely be resolved with mature people yet without the devastation.
In the present time frame of RDX, the trio is depicted as individuals who have grown more composed and mature.
But as glass substrates mature and costs come down, it'll spread beyond data centers to the computer sitting on your lap.
He does have to grow up, he does have to mature, but Tomlin’s not going to react wildly in good times or bad.
A very mature drive and it would put him as one of the favourites for the Emerson Fittipaldi Trophy race later in the day.
It’s how sensible and responsible officials are supposed to conduct themselves in a mature political system.
Deferred entry could mean children have more time to mature and develop to the same level as older peers.
Don't be fooled by these movies' bright colors or animation: these movies are for more mature audiences.
For anybody to expect democracy to nurture and mature in a period of a few years it is mere daydreaming.
Beyond is a grass field extending to some 17 acres, with some mature trees and a 17th-century dovecot.
He came from the shelter where he was too young to be put on the adoption floor so he came to the rescue to mature a little bit.
Common combinations with mature
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- more mature 29×
- mature and 23×
- to mature 21×
- and mature 14×
- mature trees 13×
- of mature 10×
- the mature 10×
- very mature 9×
- mature in 8×
- mature than 7×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word mature. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.