maturer

[muh-cher-er]

noun

1. someone who brings something to a state of maturity.

2. a person who becomes mature at a different time relative to their peers (used with a modifier, such as early or late).

Example Sentences

The Saudis, Abdulaziz said, had “decided to be the maturer guys,” as opposed to those who were “depleting their emergency stocks … as a mechanism to manipulate markets.”

From Washington Post

“Some Things Never Change” gives the characters a moment to reintroduce themselves to audiences as maturer versions of themselves.

From Los Angeles Times

He called himself “sort of a punk” and a “late maturer.”

From Golf Digest

In tandem with the other responsibilities in his life, Grant, has managed to evolve a maturer screen presence.

From Washington Post

Likewise, you get another kid playing in the same age group who is biologically 12 and is a late maturer.

From The Guardian