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mature
01
fully-grown and physically developed
02
(of cheese or wine) fully developed in flavor, typically due to aging
to mature
01
to develop mentally, physically, and emotionally
Intransitive
1.1
grow old or older
02
to cause something, such as fruit or a product, to ripen or reach full development
Transitive: to mature fruit or food products
03
(of an insurance policy, security, or financial instrument) to become due for payment
Intransitive
04
to allow food or drink to reach the appropriate stage of readiness for eating or drinking
Intransitive
05
to reach full potential through careful consideration, planning, or time
Transitive: to mature an idea or plan
mature
adj
immature
adj
immature
adj
maturely
adv
maturely
adv
matureness
n
matureness
n
Example
The actor's mature face bore the lines of experience and wisdom, adding depth to his performances on screen.
His mature stature commanded attention in the room, his broad shoulders and confident posture making him stand out from the crowd.
Her mature figure was accentuated by the elegant dress she wore, highlighting her curves and sophistication.
Despite her young age, she possessed a mature appearance, with features that belied her years.
Her mature physique was graceful and poised, a result of years spent practicing ballet and yoga.
