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mature
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mature
1. Biology
a. fully developed or differentiated
b. fully grown; adult
2. (of a river valley or land surface) in the middle stage of the cycle of erosion, characterized by meanders, maximum relief, etc.

mature [mə′chu̇r]
(biology)
Being fully grown and developed.
Ripe.
(food engineering)
Having attained the final state of processing, as certain wines.
(geology)
Pertaining to a topography or region, and to its landforms, having undergone maximum development and accentuation of form.
Pertaining to the third stage of textural maturity of a clastic sediment.
(psychology)
Having the emotional qualities of a well-adjusted adult.


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Prior to the World Cup Hargreaves was widely derided, but by showing a matureness and discipline sadly absent in so many of his colleagues, he returned from Germany as virtually the only England player to enhance his reputation.
The matureness of the market there can be both good and bad," he says.
 
 
 
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