maturated (Meaning)

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maturated (imp. & p. p.)

of Maturate

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Over the years, the boy had maturated from an innocent child into a responsible young man.
With age, the grapevines maturated, producing grapes with exceptional sweetness and depth of flavor.
The wine had maturated for decades in the cellar, developing a complex and nuanced bouquet.
Through life's experiences, she had finally maturated into a wise and empathetic woman.
The cheese had been maturated to perfection, its texture creamy and its flavor intense.
As the forest matured, its trees grew tall and majestic, providing a sanctuary for wildlife.
The young artist's style had maturated over the years, evolving into a unique and expressive form of expression.
The company had maturated from a small startup to a thriving enterprise with a global presence.
With the passing of time, the soil had maturated, becoming rich in nutrients and essential minerals.
The friendship between the two had maturated, deepening into a bond that transcended mere acquaintance.

of Maturate

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Over the years, the boy had maturated from an innocent child into a responsible young man.

With age, the grapevines maturated, producing grapes with exceptional sweetness and depth of flavor.

The wine had maturated for decades in the cellar, developing a complex and nuanced bouquet.

Through life's experiences, she had finally maturated into a wise and empathetic woman.