ma·tur·i·ty 
(mə-tyrĭ-tē, -tr-, -chr-)
(mə-tyrĭ-tē, -tr-, -chr-)n. pl. ma·tur·i·ties
1. The state or quality of being mature.
2.
a. The time at which a note or bond is due.
b. The state of a note or bond being due.
3. Geology A stage in the development of streams or landscapes at which maximum development has been reached or at which the process of erosion is going on with maximum vigor. Maturity of a landscape continues throughout the period of maximum topographic differentiation or until about three fourths of the original mass is carried away by erosion.
[Middle English maturite, from Old French, from Latin mātūritās, from mātūrus, mature; see MATURE.]
- commercialistic
- commercialization
- commercialize
- commercially
- commercial paper
- commercial traveler
- commie
- commination
- comminatory
- Commines
- Commines
- commingle
- comminute
- comminution
- commiserate
- commiseration
- commiserative
- commiseratively
- commiserator
- commissar
- commissariat
- commissary
- commission
- commissionable
- commissionaire