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Traditional English :: maturate
matur.html - v.intr. Med. (of a boil etc.) come to maturation. [L maturatus (as MATURE v.)]
Traditional English :: maturation
matur.html - n.
1 a the act or an instance of maturing; the state of being matured. b the ripening of fruit.
2 Med. a the formation of purulent matter. b the causing of this.
    maturative adj. [ME f. F maturation or med.L maturatio f. L (as MATURE v.)]
Traditional English :: mature
matur.html - adj. & v.
--adj.
    (maturer, maturest)
    1 with fully developed powers of body and mind, adult.
    2 complete in natural development, ripe.
    3 (of thought, intentions, etc.) duly careful and adequate.
    4 (of a bill etc.) due for payment.
--v.
    1 a tr. & intr. develop fully. b tr. & intr. ripen. c intr. come to maturity.
    2 tr. perfect (a plan etc.).
    3 intr. (of a bill etc.) become due for payment.
    mature student an adult student who is older than most students.
    maturely adv. matureness n. maturity n. [ME f. L maturus timely, early]
Traditional English :: maturate
matur.html - v.intr. Med. (of a boil etc.) come to maturation. [L maturatus (as MATURE v.)]
Traditional English :: maturation
matur.html - n.
1 a the act or an instance of maturing; the state of being matured. b the ripening of fruit.
2 Med. a the formation of purulent matter. b the causing of this.
    maturative adj. [ME f. F maturation or med.L maturatio f. L (as MATURE v.)]
Traditional English :: mature
matur.html - adj. & v.
--adj.
    (maturer, maturest)
    1 with fully developed powers of body and mind, adult.
    2 complete in natural development, ripe.
    3 (of thought, intentions, etc.) duly careful and adequate.
    4 (of a bill etc.) due for payment.
--v.
    1 a tr. & intr. develop fully. b tr. & intr. ripen. c intr. come to maturity.
    2 tr. perfect (a plan etc.).
    3 intr. (of a bill etc.) become due for payment.
    mature student an adult student who is older than most students.
    maturely adv. matureness n. maturity n. [ME f. L maturus timely, early]
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