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maturity

UK
/məˈtʃʊərəti/
US
/məˈtʊrəti/
maturitynoun
maturities
pl
Translations
Her maturity was evident in the way she handled the difficult situation.
Sa maturité était évidente dans la façon dont elle a géré la situation difficile.
Additional translations
échéanceFinance ; date à laquelle le capital devient exigible.
Definitions
The state of being fully developed in body or mind, as a person.
Her maturity was evident in the way she handled the difficult situation.
The time when an insurance policy, security, etc., matures and the principal or initial investment is due to be paid.
The bond will reach maturity in five years, at which point the investor will receive the principal amount.
The state of being fully grown or developed, as in plants or animals.
The fruit has reached maturity and is ready to be harvested.
Synonyms
development
grown-upness
mature state
fullness
ripeness
adulthood
maturityadjective
UK
/məˈtʃʊərəti/
US
/məˈtʊrəti/
Used attributively before nouns, especially in finance (e.g., "maturity date", "maturity value") and more generally (e.g., "maturity level").
Translations
The project is in its maturity phase.
Le projet est dans sa phase mûre.
Additional translations
échuFinance ; pour une obligation ou un instrument financier arrivé à la date de paiement.
Definitions
Relating to the date or period when a financial instrument or obligation becomes due for payment.
The maturity value of the certificate of deposit is guaranteed.
Relating to or denoting a state or level of full development or readiness.
The project is in its maturity phase.
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