maturity in Latin
maturity in Latin is mātūritās — maturity means the state of being fully grown or developed, especially in emotional or mental terms.
maturity in Latin
mātūritās
The state of being mature, ready or ripe; the prime state of productibility and self expression.
What does "maturity" mean?
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noun The state of being fully grown or developed, especially in emotional or mental terms.
"Dealing calmly with criticism is a sign of emotional maturity."
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noun The point at which a loan, bond, or other financial obligation becomes due for repayment.
"You will receive the full amount when the savings plan reaches maturity."
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maturity in a sentence
- Dealing calmly with criticism is a sign of emotional maturity.
- The teacher was impressed by the maturity of her youngest student's questions.
- You will receive the full amount when the savings plan reaches maturity.
- If you cash in the loan before maturity, the bank may charge a fee.
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What is "maturity" in Latin?
"maturity" in Latin is mātūritās. maturity means: The state of being fully grown or developed, especially in emotional or mental terms.
How do you use "maturity" in a sentence?
Example: "Dealing calmly with criticism is a sign of emotional maturity." In Latin, "maturity" is mātūritās.
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