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From an intellectual perspective, students today have been exposed to so much more than I was growing up—and far sooner.

Adjective She's very mature for her age.

Mature Living keeps up with cultural trends, yet remains grounded in key spiritual truths.

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His parents didn't think he was mature enough to live on his own.

How often a person masturbates is not a problem unless the time spent masturbating is replacing other aspects of a healthy and balanced life — for example school, work, responsibilities, social activities.

Masturbation has been incorrectly blamed for a range of health problems, including:• — Armond White, National Review, 7 July 2021 Recent Examples on the Web: Verb Cauliflowers, however, do not produce flower buds; their inflorescences, or flower-bearing shoots, never mature to produce flowers.

I've finally figured out how to be comfortable in my own skin.

Only the wise seek wisdom.