matured
- adjective
- /məˈtʃʊrd/
- The committee presented a matured proposal after several months of research and discussion.
Examples
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Only after several drafts did the author consider his novel matured and ready for publication.
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The project has finally matured after years of hard work.
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A matured plan should anticipate potential risks and outline clear steps for action.
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Her ideas have matured significantly over the past few months.
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His ideas matured over time, leading to a well-thought-out proposal.
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After years of research, her theory had finally matured into a comprehensive framework.
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The project matured into a successful campaign after extensive planning and collaboration.
Synonyms
Fully developed and ready to eat or use
Something people make very good and complete by careful work
Being more complete and useful after growth or change
Antonyms
How Developed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word matured comes from the Latin maturus meaning 'ripe' and the verb maturare meaning 'to ripen'. Think of a plan like a piece of fruit that slowly 'ripens' — when it is fully thought out and ready, it is called matured.