Maturity is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for MATURITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being mature
• the state, fact, or period of being mature
• the time when an insurance policy, security, etc. matures
• an insurance policy, security, etc. having a fixed maturity date
• The state or quality of being mature; ripeness; full development; as, the maturity of corn or of grass; maturity of judgment; the maturity of a plan.
• Arrival of the time fixed for payment; a becoming due; termination of the period a note, etc., has to run.
• the period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed
• state of being mature; full development
• the date on which an obligation must be repaid
• state of being mature

Words related to MATURITY

maturities12

Words that contain MATURITY

immaturity17 prematurity18 overmaturity20

How to use MATURITY in a sentence

• It might be that she was more to us there, in the sweet image of her undeveloped beauty, than she might have been had she lived and grown to maturity and fading, like the rest.
• What a perfect maturity it arrives at! It is the emblem of a successful life concluded by a death not premature, which is an ornament to Nature.
• They are now esteemed the most profitable breed of cattle, as there is no animal which attains sooner to maturity, and none that supplies meat of a superior quality.
• The play must be considered as essential as the study, and that not merely for the very young but for all, up to the age of maturity.
• Arrived at maturity, she united her destiny with that of Odenathus, a man who had risen from an obscure position to the highest rank in the land.
• Of these the great majority were his seniors, for whose society the maturity of his mind qualified him.
• The fact that his beard had grown added to the terrible maturity of the reflection he saw, and he sent the mirror clattering to the ground.
• In that embrace a life-time of pain passed from them, a life-time of bliss was born, and came with a rush to maturity, bringing with it a sense of utter completeness.
• At present, two aloes, one at Albany, the other at Brooklyn, are reported as giving evidences of approaching maturity.
• And on the average, however many or however few the offspring to start with, just enough attain maturity in the long run to replace their parents in the next generation.
• A great many eels, however, never migrate seaward at all, and never seem to attain to years of sexual maturity.
• It is a rectangular basin of verdure and beauty in the glow of a Southern sun, around which seven mountains have grown to their maturity.
• We will assume at least that education means the whole bringing up of a child from infancy to maturity, not simply his school training.
• Genius, growing, and grown up to maturity, is still a prodigal.
• Eighteen months are required for the bud to reach maturity.
• In general, unless every married woman brings three children to maturity, the race will not even hold its own in numbers.
• We know that the duties of wife and mother require an intelligence which is rendered efficient only by maturity and experience.
• At twenty-four it is none too soon to begin planning for a charming maturity.
• The provisions of the civil law, which make twenty-one the age of maturity, have, however, been generally followed.
• The consumption of such a ranch made no impression on the increase of its herds, which grew to maturity with no demand for the surplus.
• In the northern provinces of the empire maturity was less early, whereas south of the Mediterranean it was even earlier.
• It must not be forgotten, however, that the readiness of nerve tracts to function, and therefore the play responses, depends on other factors as well as maturity.
• Wondrous transformations snow maturity or decline in the very forms that, to his also changing eye and hand, once wore soft cheeks and silken locks.
• The law arbitrarily fixes the age of twenty-one as the age of legal maturity.
• And, with Beddoes, maturity was precocious, for he obtained complete mastery over the most difficult and dangerous of metres at a wonderfully early age.
• His fertility of imagination was great and it was hard for him to tie himself down to the formal style in composition, after his powers had reached maturity.
• They had nine children, of whom five lived to maturity, and were of a proper size.
• And yet, even at this time, he exhibited a certain maturity.
• She is majestic, glorious in the maturity of great beauty, intelligence, art.

Similar words containing MATUR without suffix ity

mature8 matured10 maturer9 matures9 armature10 immature12 maturate10 maturely13 maturers10 maturest10 maturing11 armatured12 armatures11 climature13 dramaturg13 hematuria14 hematuric16 immatures13 maturable13 maturated12 maturates11 nonmature11 premature13 unmatured12 immaturer13 armaturing13 climatures14 dramaturge14 dramaturgs14 dramaturgy17 haematuria15 haematuric17 hematurias15 immaturely17 immaturity17 imprimatur16 maturating13 maturation12 maturative15 matureness12 maturities12 overmature15 prematures14 immaturest14 dramaturges15 dramaturgic17 haematurias16 imprimaturs17 maturations13 prematurely18 prematurity18 thaumaturge17 thaumaturgy20 dramaturgies16 dramaturgist16 immatureness16 immaturities16 maturational14 maturenesses14 overmaturity20 thaumaturges18 thaumaturgic20 thaumaturgus18 dramaturgical19 dramaturgists17 prematureness17 prematurities17 thaumaturgics21 thaumaturgies19 thaumaturgism21 thaumaturgist19 immaturenesses18 overmaturities19 thaumaturgical22 thaumaturgisms22 thaumaturgists20 thaumaturguses20 dramaturgically24 prematurenesses19

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