Pronunciation: /məˈtjʊrəti/
noun the state or quality of being fully grown or developed
A1 Maturity is when you can handle responsibilities on your own.
A2 As we grow older, we gain more maturity and wisdom.
B1 Having maturity means being able to make decisions based on long-term consequences.
B2 Emotional maturity is essential for maintaining healthy relationships.
C1 Professional maturity is demonstrated through leadership and problem-solving skills.
C2 True maturity is knowing when to speak up and when to listen.
adjective having reached full growth or development; mature
A1 She showed maturity beyond her years.
A2 His maturity level was evident in how he handled the situation.
B1 The team's maturity as a whole was reflected in their ability to work together effectively.
B2 The project manager's maturity in decision-making was key to the success of the project.
C1 Her maturity in handling complex negotiations set her apart from others in the industry.
C2 The CEO's maturity in leadership was evident in the company's continued growth and success.
formal The company values employees who demonstrate professionalism and maturity in their work.
informal It's important to show maturity when dealing with difficult situations at work.
slang Dude, you need to grow some maturity and stop acting like a child.
figurative The maturity of the wine improved with age, becoming more complex and rich in flavor.
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