adulthood English

Meaning adulthood meaning

What does adulthood mean?

Definitions in simple English

adulthood Noun

— Adulthood is the state or condition of being an adult. He has just entered adulthood.

adulthood

— noun the period of time in your life after your physical growth has stopped and you are fully developed

— noun the state (and responsibilities) of a person who has attained maturity

Synonyms adulthood synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as adulthood?

adulthood English » English

maturity

manhood

majority

womanhood

seniority

readiness

prosperity

prime

post-pubescence

one’s majority

midlife

middle age

maturation

matriculation

intelligence

growth

development

age of consent

adultness

adult age

Topics adulthood topics

What do people use adulthood to talk about?

Person Life Stage of life

Adult

• What words refer to time periods of adulthood?
  adulthood maturity prime adult life midlife crisis over the hill middle age middle-aged

Examples adulthood examples

How do I use adulthood in a sentence?

Simple sentences

Adolescence is a period of transition between childhood and adulthood.

Movie subtitles

I work with children on the verge of adulthood.

Who awoke feelings of adulthood in her?

Soon you will undergo your test of adulthood in the desert.

WELL, YOU'RE FINISHING SCHOOL, FACING ADULTHOOD.

Or a young man we are guiding through adolescence into adulthood?

You can't guide someone into adulthood.

Fathers continue to regard their sons as children even into adulthood.

And there are plenty of shopping days left until adultery- - Adulthood.

Your parents don't want you to achieve adulthood.

They know the pitfalls of adulthood, all that freedom.

But we'll have to retrain her from infancy to adulthood.

Some patients make it to early adulthood.

There's no childhood, no adulthood.

According to Ferengi Bylaws section 105, subparagraph ten, upon reaching adulthood Ferengi males must purchase an apprenticeship from a suitable role model.

You reject adulthood.

As we launch him into the rapids of adulthood, we look back at the ups and downs of his childhood, and view with some satisfaction the fine specimen you see before you now.

You will soon be embarking on adulthood.

Are we discussing a young officer on a fast-track to the Academy? Or a young man we are guiding through adolescence into adulthood?

Fathers regard their sons as children, even into adulthood.

You see, Tim, in tribal societies, as soon as boys show the first signs of becoming men, they're immediately initiated into adulthood.

It's an over-attachment to one's parents that continues through adulthood.

He weighed nearly eight hundred pounds now. a young giant just moving into early adulthood.

This flower with a pearl is the sign of adulthood.

You know, I gotta say that I'm enjoying adulthood for a lot of reasons.

I completely skipped healthy adulthood.

It's a classic adolescent response to the pressures of incipient adulthood.

Simply said: I have matured and discerned the line between playing and adulthood.

A man mentally ill since childhood or early adulthood.

It's only his pride that is hurt, but that's how piglets learn to make it to adulthood, for natural mortality among piglets is quite high.

News and current affairs

With more children surviving to adulthood, poor families are choosing to have fewer children, and to invest more in their health and education.

And it is education that provides children with hope that there is light at the end of the tunnel - hope that they can plan for the future and prepare for jobs and adulthood.

If the program is adopted, countries with high fertility rates and rapid population growth will move towards lower fertility rates and slower population growth as households gain confidence that their children will survive to adulthood.

By and large, the new generation, grown to adulthood after 1991, has its own mind and does not look at every published word as if it was revealed truth.

In a new survey of 500 American pre-teens, it was found that one in three children aged 6-11 feared that the earth would not exist when they reach adulthood because of global warming and other environmental threats.

When a growing body does not get enough essential vitamins and nutrients, the harmful effects last long into adulthood.

When child mortality is reduced, poor families choose to have fewer children, because they are more confident that their children will survive to adulthood.

The effect of fishing-down is to give an advantage to genes causing slow growth but early adulthood.

Infants born over the next 20 years will enter adulthood at a unique time: these regions' working populations will outnumber their non-working populations by two to one.

Starting in the 1960s, evidence suggested that new neurons might be added beyond this early period and even in adulthood.

The German law's most controversial feature is a prohibition on prenatal genetic testing for diseases that will manifest themselves only in adulthood.

Since then, a number of epidemiological studies have reported an association between asthma and exposure to paracetamol in the womb, in childhood, and in adulthood.

EDINBURGH - People with higher intelligence test scores in childhood and early adulthood tend to live longer.

Certainly, in some studies, social class in adulthood seems to explain a lot of the link between intelligence and death.

But we tend to retain into adulthood the same views of God that we formed in childhood.

It came as a great surprise when we discovered that the cells giving birth to the new neurons were a type called radial glia, which were thought not to occur in adulthood and were not known to give birth to neurons.