Im’ma-tūre’ or Im’ma-tūred’, a.
a. [Lat. immaturus; prefix im, for in, and maturus, mature, ripe; It. immaturo, Sp. immaturo.]
Sense 1. Not mature or ripe; unripe; not perfect; not arrived at perfection or completion; crude; unfinished; as, immature fruit, and the like.
The land expedition of Panama was an ill-measured and immatured counsel. Bacon.
Sense 2. Too early; coming before the natural time; hasty; premature.
We call not that death immature, if a man lives till seventy. Bp. Taylor.