Synonyms and Antonyms of immature
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1. (adj) immature
characteristic of a lack of maturity
Synonyms: young, unripe, unripened, green, unfledged Antonyms: overblown, full-grown, grown, mature, matured, efflorescent, meridian, prime, abloom, big, nubile, marriageable, autumnal, ripe, fruiting, adult, headed, mellow, fully grown, full-blown, mellowed, grownup
2. (adj) young, immature
(used of living things especially persons) in an early period of life or development or growth
Synonyms: untried, unripened, green, vernal, youthful, unseasoned, new, unripe, immature, untested, unfledged, young Antonyms: autumnal, prime, adult, fruiting, big, mature, grown, marriageable, full-blown, mellow, grownup, nubile, full-grown, matured, meridian, headed, overblown, mellowed, abloom, ripe, efflorescent, fully grown
3. (adj) green, unripe, unripened, immature
not fully developed or mature; not ripe
Synonyms: light-green, green, unfledged, young, gullible, unripened, greenish, unripe, dark-green, immature, fleeceable Antonyms: full-grown, grown, fully grown, autumnal, prime, marriageable, fruiting, mellow, big, abloom, adult, matured, mature, meridian, full-blown, nubile, overblown, efflorescent, ripe, mellowed, headed, grownup
4. (adj) immature
not yet mature
Synonyms: young, unripe, unripened, green, unfledged Antonyms: overblown, ripe, grown, matured, grownup, full-blown, fruiting, mellowed, marriageable, autumnal, prime, nubile, abloom, mature, headed, full-grown, meridian, mellow, fully grown, adult, efflorescent, big
5. (adj) unfledged, immature
(of birds) not yet having developed feathers
Synonyms: green, unfledged, fledgeless, callow, unvaned, unripened, young, unripe, immature, fledgling Antonyms: mellow, abloom, nubile, ripe, big, full-grown, headed, full-blown, matured, mellowed, fruiting, prime, grownup, overblown, mature, fully grown, grown, adult, marriageable, autumnal, efflorescent, meridian
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