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Meanings of
adulthood
in English
Portuguese
maturidade
Catalan
maduresa
Spanish
madurez
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The period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed.
maturity
Portuguese
maturidade
Synonyms
Examples for "
maturity
"
maturity
Examples for "
maturity
"
1
Despite his young age he had shown
maturity
,
technical understanding and speed.
2
After this very long phase of physical
maturity
there comes another crisis.
3
The weighted average
maturity
among taxable funds was held at 30 days.
4
Throughout these events, Irish people displayed what was needed:
maturity
and respect.
5
The central banks will also continue to hold weekly 84-day
maturity
operations.
Usage of
adulthood
in English
1
However, the developmental trajectory from late childhood to
adulthood
is less clear.
2
Depression in adolescent girls may result in negative consequences in young
adulthood
.
3
However, testosterone treatment only during puberty or during
adulthood
was without effect.
4
Dinosaurs mature rapidly; most species attain
adulthood
in four or five years.
5
Methods: Two cohorts of healthy Finnish twins were assessed in young
adulthood
.
6
They help fight infection in children but shrink and disappear by
adulthood
.
7
And unlike that great false Grail of
adulthood
,
understanding really would come.
8
BMI had an additional negative effect on body image satisfaction during
adulthood
.
9
Older age was associated with higher rates of childhood and
adulthood
trauma.
10
Colleges must alert incoming students to the problems and dangers of
adulthood
.
11
Why are our children reaching biological
adulthood
at earlier and earlier ages?
12
The task of growing from childhood to
adulthood
is a major one.
13
Within-group analyses also revealed differences between each parenting group into later
adulthood
.
14
At
adulthood
the anus was three inches anterior to the os coceygeus.
15
At 45-years-old he's part of a generation that prolongs its young
adulthood
.
16
Type II typically develops in
adulthood
and is linked strongly to obesity.
Other examples for "adulthood"
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About this term
adulthood
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
young adulthood
early adulthood
reach adulthood
persist into adulthood
survive to adulthood
More collocations
Translations for
adulthood
Portuguese
maturidade
Catalan
maduresa
edat adulta
Spanish
madurez
Adulthood
through the time
Adulthood
across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Rare