Meaning

1 senses
  1. Approaching maturity or ripeness.

Origin

From Latin maturescens, present participle of maturescere (“to become ripe”), verb inchoat

From Latin maturescens, present participle of maturescere (“to become ripe”), verb inchoate from maturus. See mature (adjective). By surface analysis, mature + -escent.

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Forms

more maturescent, most maturescent
Comparativemore maturescent Lesson
Superlativemost maturescent Lesson

regular

See also

neighbours in the dictionary

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