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maturing

adjective as in ripening

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The migration path has been to move applications that are least risky first, and with cloud technology rapidly maturing they have been able to accelerate these efforts.

She has matured tremendously as a person and as a basketball player.

Of course, by 2016, the market was already mature — particularly for Android phones.

Buy nowAs the gravel genre has matured, some bike features have become standardized.

Once technologies like that have matured, however, it will result in more powerful factories that are considerably smaller than those that already exist.

It was more the realization that he was maturing, even though he might not realize that.

And now we are looking at the agaves maturing 5, 6, 7-years-old.

The metro revolution reflects the maturing of U.S. cities and metros in terms of capacity and focus.

But when I got older, I started maturing and knowing my body a lot more.

It has to borrow about $4 trillion more to pay off maturing debt.

The color of the plants while growing, is a dark rich green, and they are of a uniform size, maturing slowly but thoroughly.

Plants that are slow in maturing never (p. 442) make fine wrapping leaves or show a good color.

The selection of large, well-formed plants for the maturing of the seeds, is of more importance than most growers are aware of.

"None whatever," Jack replied, a plan rapidly maturing in his mind as to what he would do if Eloise persisted in going to Florida.

But it was true that the Foreign Office gave small attention to the great nationalist movements that were maturing in Europe.

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On this page you'll find 25 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to maturing, such as: advancing, aging, blossoming, consummating, developing, and evolving.

From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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